I wonder if it was more progressive in the south since women and men were taught waterbending equally even before there was a shortage in the war. First with Master Pakku refusing to teach Katara because of her gender and then when we learn that Yue is being married off by her father. Season 1 of ATLA touches on it a little with the sexism of the northern water tribe. Interesting that the water tribe culture seems to be the most conservative of the shows we've seen. These avatar themed subreddits are fully or partially run by moderators of /r/TheLastAirbender They build towards LoK and answer some questions left at the end of ATLA. There are several main comics which take place shortly after ATLA. 12: Minor Rules (Don't share multiple similar posts in a short time-span).9: Credit Artists in The Title & Comments.4: Spoilers must be marked for one month.3: Memes must feature avatar characters (as in images of them) AND be related to avatar.
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