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‘Lois & Clark’ actor criticises DC “bandwagoning” over bisexual Superman
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DC Comics of “bandwagoning” after they announced that Superman will come out as bisexual in the next issue.Dean Cain, who played Superman in the 1990s TV series Lois & Clark, has spoken out against the decision, which was released to coincide with National Coming Out Day on Monday (October 11).The new issue will feature the new Superman, Jonathan Kent, embarking on a relationship with his friend Jay Nakamura.Series writer Tom Taylor announced the news to The New York Times, who said: “The idea of replacing Clark Kent with another straight white saviour felt like a missed opportunity.”However, Cain told Fox & Friends: “They said it’s a bold new direction.
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Rights group says LGBT campaigners trying to revoke its independent status have 'wrong target'
LGBT organisations, including Stonewall, claim the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is working to remove legal protections for trans people.They have presented a 19-page submission to the UN asking for the independent status of the body to be reviewed.But EHRC chief executive Marcial Boo said: "Stonewall and other critics are aiming at the wrong target."The LGBT groups criticised the EHRC's recent intervention in the Scottish government's bid to reform the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) and its response to the consultation on banning conversion therapy in England and Wales.Scottish government ministers have tabled proposals to make it easier for people to change their legally recognised gender, with a Bill expected at Holyrood this year.But the EHRC had recommended "further consideration is needed before any change to the law should be made".
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