Black Superheroines Story & Satire To Support Michelle Obama’s Women’s Vote by Van Stone vspfoundation@yahoo.com (215) 747-8746

Black Superheroines Story & Satire To Support Michelle Obama’s Women’s
Vote by Van Stone vspfoundation@yahoo.com (215) 747-8746


Above Storm: Representing Michelle Obama, wife of Barack Obama.

Eventually it would happen. I would get the phone call from a gentleman who professes to be a devout Christian Elder Jehovah’s Witnesses thanking me for bring awareness about this Christian faith. By the way, this call came from, you guessed it, Columbus Ohio. It seems that there are a few religious people who are very familiar with writer Bob Cross, Columbus Ohio. They are following Cross here to SCOOP.

And the caller wanted to know was he the first JW’s Elder to call me about my most recent articles dealing with voting and women who do not vote because of their being Jehovah’s Witnesses. It really didn’t matter, I told him. I write about Islamic women a lot. They see my articles supporting the fact that there are over 900,000 Muslims registered to vote here in Philadelphia, PA. And when I speak about the Islamic faith and voting the Islamic sisters know that I am speaking about them too.

But Jehovah’s Witnesses women need support in the same way as all eligible women voters do. In fact many men are so terrified about how women can make a difference based on their category alone that one of the ways they try to successfully keep women away from the voting booth is attacking women based on race. If the Black American woman can be viewed as troublesome in fiction novels or news such as comics, books, comic strips, or magazines keep in mind, black women are strong readers, and then women of other races might not want to get involved with issues of voting. Women in general can conclude alike and all together. Women can read the bible and see how men use propaganda to twist the ideal that women are not equal to men in all leadership roles. Women read how women are the majority in any organization that involves a family unity theme. There are more women in congregation, neighborhoods, and education centers. Yet, men dominate in spirit. And women are not praised as heroes in children and youth theme books enough but rather they are easy targets of satire.

Satire is not supposed to be used on good-natured people, especially positive women. That style of writing or speaking that makes witty use of sarcasm or ridicule in exposing or denouncing vice, folly, etc. should be used to talk straight-up about local politicians that have no business being politicians at all. Many men and women exploit the plight of any community, especially the black communities to just gain years of paid vacation.

And satire should be about those male religious leaders that mislead women to believe that the leadership role and the marital roles dealing with men and women are one and the same. A leadership role is singular and non sociable. Marital roles are plural and very sociable. Any woman can be non-sociable and vote but still be very social with their immediate family and extended family if she chooses to become part of a family as a mother or wife. Lately much comic satire has been going around in newspapers about Michelle Obama as if Mrs. Obama cannot be depicted as a Black Superheroine role model for young women. Therefore I am proud to just so happen to be a writer about Black Superheroes on earth and in space. My “Heroes of The Last Q” will be rewritten here at SCOOP placing Michelle Obama and family in a role of light for women to see the way to be free.

The Heroes of The Last Q is a fictional series that every woman can enjoy as it shares an important part of fictional American government. And it can support the Obama family views as to how they are a part of the American heritage story for change. Female heroes fighting for the last government on Earth and their participation in other great social Sci-Fi adventures in the comic series chart the progress of women’s desire for freedom and their right to vote for a maintained free world. Today, a woman's vote might mean super human.

The comic series is meant to be read by both women and men. It includes a young female Superhero character named Michelle Obama, political chiropractor, by day, and Superhero Shadai Chiropractra, Superhero by night. Names of current politicians and persons of interest will be used as characters in my fictional story about an intergalactic government that secretly warrants deadly experiments using American Women and Blacks as test material. Young Barack Obama is both Ace Powers and Superhero U7 by day as the Last Q’s on the brink of war.