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History of Feminism

Mike Nelson

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1. I liked the Legion of Super-Heroes diverse line-up better...

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Sat Jan 11, 2014, 03:28 PM

Jan 2014

...most were "white"-looking - but there were green, black, orange, blue prominent members... and they were from all over the universe. They had a gay member - Element Boy - but it wasn't overtly stated - and a lesbian couple, too. I think the point aim was more that you could imagine the X-Men or LSH being diverse if you anted to, but it was supposed to be kept vague.

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