[ SECRET POST #2462 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2462 ⌋

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Comments

[insanenoodlyguy]

That was more of the fox movieverse though. The x-men were originally written as racial minority parallels and that application should also be considered unless you want to go death of an author on this.

[(Anonymous)]

Mutants were also written as a parallel for gay people before the movies came out.

[ozaline]

They were really written to stand in for any oppressed minority, and they really started touching on Queer issues long before the movies, the Legacy Virus was a stand-in for AIDS for example (a clunkly handled one). There was one story where a cemetary refused to bury a Mutant because it was against their religion and so on.

But in the case of examining if there is a mutant culture, the queer community is a better example to look too, I think just because it more closely parallels how a mutant culture must have developed.