Yeah we all know that Tala Ashe as Zari Adrianna Tomaz on Legends of Tomorrow is Isis.
I guess they just can't use that name now because of...well...you know...the terrorist group.
People would probably lose their minds if they had a Muslim superhero called Isis on the TV show.
The closest Zari got to wearing the old TV show costume was on a Halloween episode of Legends.
Well it was close.....
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she is a minority ❤
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