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It's common because they made it common. It does represents marginalize group indeed. But through the LGBT+ lens and the spectrum of racialization.
It's not for nothing than the main thematic of Xmen is the acceptance of one self and the struggle of coming out against a population that see your new "identity" as unatural. This forms the LGBTQI+ lens, and Xmen uses that smartly to incorporate the racialization of Mutans as a system of repression on top of that. It's a really interesting sociologically.
Charles Xavier and Magneto represents to vision of radicalism. I'm watching 97 at the moment, the political writing is on the roof!
It's not for nothing than the main thematic of Xmen is the acceptance of one self and the struggle of coming out against a population that see your new "identity" as unatural. This forms the LGBTQI+ lens, and Xmen uses that smartly to incorporate the racialization of Mutans as a system of repression on top of that. It's a really interesting sociologically.
Charles Xavier and Magneto represents to vision of radicalism. I'm watching 97 at the moment, the political writing is on the roof!
Minority wouldn't be exact. As there are different systems of domination. X-Men (involontarily?) targets the heteronormative and patriarcal one (you could say that white supremacy is also targeted trough the spectra of racialization).
Specifically through the LGBT struggle. It's this ideas that somehow a coming out can completely stripes you from your family, friends and relation.
Technically, Xmen won't go too far into the political commentary. The magneto effect will still play and too much radicality will be prevented by the group, but lately they radicalized in a nice way. Especially in 97 where..
Specifically through the LGBT struggle. It's this ideas that somehow a coming out can completely stripes you from your family, friends and relation.
Technically, Xmen won't go too far into the political commentary. The magneto effect will still play and too much radicality will be prevented by the group, but lately they radicalized in a nice way. Especially in 97 where..
magneto is completely twisted as a radical force for good.
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Yeah, you are right about the very first era of the comics. It was more about the protection of racialized minorities.
I have a bias as I'm mainly concentrating on the later occurence of the group (from 1990 to today) where the concept of mutan coming-out is actively pushed by showrunners and artists.
In anycase, it could be a very nice tool to introduce some leftist and sociological concept (especially "racialization"). I really recommend X-men 97. It's simple but effective.
I have a bias as I'm mainly concentrating on the later occurence of the group (from 1990 to today) where the concept of mutan coming-out is actively pushed by showrunners and artists.
In anycase, it could be a very nice tool to introduce some leftist and sociological concept (especially "racialization"). I really recommend X-men 97. It's simple but effective.
Let’s recap - the new conservative Jesus railed against women, spread hate speech about Muslims, consistently denigrated the LGBTQIA+ community, spewed rhetoric about immigrants, AND organized the most brazen act of treason since, well, everything Donnie’s done in the last 15 years…hell of an American hero, wasn’t he?? Speaking of hell…
