MIT Professor criticizes Superman as an immigrant symbol in New York Times

A guest essay of the New York Times this week said that Superman’s “All-American Power” was disturbed, explaining the contradictory identity associated with the prestigious character as an immigrant.

Professor of MIT Junot Diaz wrote, “In fact, I was something opposed to the neighborhood.” In New York TimesReflection on your childhood.

“Always against Crypton’s last son, always ready to be ready with long arguments why he was dumb. What can I say?”

Diaz, a native of the Republic of Dominican, who teaches creative writing, should be “hard for Superman”, as is in a country that speaks English while living with a Spanish speaking family in an apartment. Maintaining three identities, Diaz feels that Superman does not represent him, although the superhero shares a similar experience for immigrants in America.

“From day 1, the friend rubbed me incorrectly. There was a clear item, such as a foolish superman was as a hero, how ridiculous his star-spongy patriot Never seen My landfill America was a more observer area, “he said.

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“Even all his heavy American power disturbed me. It was probably because I had grown up in my own dictatorial superman or because my family first experienced during the 1965 American invasion, what the US could do for low power people.”

Superman’s immigrant symbol does not associate with Diaz, as both character and USA have “many contradictory stories.”

“You think Superman’s immigrant/refugee background would have represented a point of connection, but even rank me,” he wrote.

Diaz argued that a peace-loving refugee was a strange time for the American “like 2025” Superman. According to the professor. According to the professor, “We are at a time when a person like Clarke Kent, an uninterrupted Liberal-shock journalist can easily be easily scooped by a masked, azajan, aja government gun.” The beaten, imprisoned and even Sudan or Jaranpur were deported without any procedure. ,

In 1938, the first introduced character, author Jerry Sigal and Ohio’s Cleveland, was born with the imagination of the scuster. Both came from immigrant families. In comics, Superman is the only survivor of the planet Crypton, sent to Earth by his parents because his world faced destruction.

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The character is getting a new cinematic treatment.

The film directed by James Gun hit theaters on Friday. It aims to launch a new cinematic universe for DC franchise. Actor David Korenswate as the new Superman, Rachel Brosnahan played Lois Lane.

Diaz nor Gunn immediately responded to Fox News Digital’s remarks request.