Star Wars has a white male fandom problem

This dreck doesn't deserve to be acknowledged or responded to.

It's funny how the article she wrote has no space for comments by readers. Much like a lot of opinion pieces now that don't allow for the opinions of other people. People fear criticism now. Let's allow her to vent her opinions in her article, but not allow these supposed "racist" and "sexist" white men to defend themselves.

I am continually fascinated by the fact that people can't handle online criticism. I'm not saying attacking people on the internet is right in any case, but the thin skin of people online has reached epic proportions.

I wish I could tell this lady that I really disliked her article, because it generalized a race of people, much like the generalizations of "racism" and "sexism" she is attacking in the article.

White men are the problem? After reading this lady's article...I think PEOPLE are the problem.

The Last Jedi was entertaining, but it did shit all over a lot of mythology of The Star Wars original trilogy, and I'm not much of a fan of many of the new characters, not because they are a specific race or gender...they just aren't interesting, and a few are downright annoying.

None of this has me on the internet harassing people, but after watching TLJ, I have no desire to watch the next movie.

I like how she says the term “fandom problem” is too general so she instead blames an entire demographic. This person should read up on fandoms from Asia if they think this sort of behavior only exists among white males.

For the record, I am against sending threats online. This article, for some reason, lumps normal criticism in the same category as harrassment.

Clicked on the authors link, read she’s a third waved feminist, noticed she disabled comments, didn’t read her weirdo shit.

No, Star Wars has a "fanbase that hates shitty movies" problem