Perspective: “Ms. Marvel” is an important step forward for Muslim American representation on screen.
But though these comic characters bring daily joy to my son’s life, I often worry that they leave him with the impression that heroism is the sole preserve of White men. Until recently, there was no one in his Marvel imagination who shared the contours of his hyphenated identity: Muslim, Pakistani-American.the new Disney Plus series “Ms. Marvel,”
Though my son is still young, I already see him responding to the parts of his own life that he recognizes in the episodes of “Ms. Marvel.” On the screen, he watches the Marvel universe coexist in the same space with the Urdu language, Eid celebrations and Pakistani songs like “Peechay Hut” and “Pasoori.” He excitedly emoted at the mention of “abu” , sang along and danced to songs, and perked up when he heard the adhan during scenes.This is possible because Ms.
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