@fandompulse 1. Woke just means aware of social injustice which is a very big part of the X-Men 2. Who honestly cares if Morph is nonbinary now? What do you lose with his story if he’s referred to as they?

@fandompulse Oh god I love these discussions as always people miss the obvious with these stories. Yes X-Men has been woke. They started off as allegories for persecuted minorities

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@fandompulse False. Even Ryan Reynolds knew that and had Deadpool mention it in Deadpool 2 lol I'm sure the people complaining sure loved that movie though 😆

@fandompulse First sentence: "With the news about X-Men ’97 turning Morph into a non-binary propaganda piece, the internet’s been set ablaze with arguments over whether the X-Men were always intended to be woke." You do realize the propaganda bit just shows a very blatant bias, right?

@fandompulse Um no.

@fandompulse Yes they did

@fandompulse That's a lot of unnecessary words to say "I don't understand the fundamental basics of the X-Men."

@fandompulse "GOD HATES MUTANTS!" sound fucking familiar?

@fandompulse We get it, you hate Black people.

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@fandompulse Anyone using woke at this point just has bad intentions and is looking for a reaction. The term has been beaten to death by the fear and peepee power crowd anyways. It was about diversity, equity, inclusion, and education though

@fandompulse Fake fan spotted. Pick up a comic book before running your mouth.

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@fandompulse Denying the political progressive elements of X-men is just further pushing the fact you don’t know what you’re talking about and should probably stop talking about character’s you clearly don’t understand or really even care about.

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@fandompulse Yes they absolutely did

@fandompulse Literally only because the word "woke", in this context, wasn't in the wider vernacular yet.