I do not have a recollection of that. But I take your word for it.But Buffy starts her famous last speech with a words like I hate being chosen, I hate this, I hate that there is evil out where but It's not about the wishes in this situation.
I dont think it's heavily implied, I think its fact. Especially when the question was "was it empowering women" Whom better to answer if it was empowering for them (a woman) than an actual woman.It's heavily implied that, by virtue of being female, some people are more qualified to speak out on the issues raised in 'Chosen'.
No one claimed it was. But again, when the question was is it empowering women, you do kinda expect to consider and give me validation to a womans answer. If the question was is it empowering to offspring of Irish Catholics, then their answer would be more valid.The act of being empowered isn't inherently an exclusively female thing.