Can you explain? X-Men (starting in 1963, popular cartoon adaptation in the 90's) had a clear and unsubtle anti-racist, anti-apartheid message. Batman had an underlying message of classism and even homosexuality according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman#Interpretations.

I don't get commenters going "X has gone woke" when that's nothing new. Sure, a lot of modern-day media is overt and often unsubtle in its more liberal viewpoints to the point where it seems to detract from the story itself, but that's not a bad thing per sé if it means marginalized communities feel more represented and the non-marginalized communities get a counter from the preceding era's straight/white/male dominance.