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[X-Men] Has Wolverine ever expressed any sexist or racist attitudes simply as a result of being born in the 19th century?

I know I know ready your down votes.

Yes, he was a union solider but in that time period even Abe Lincoln would be considered racist by our standards. He was born in, and spent the majority of his life in a time where it was considered shocking for woman to be allowed to vote, where wide spread racial prejudice was the rule rather than the exception, when homosexuality was regarded as a criminal mental illness.

You could say the same thing about Cap; and to a lesser extent Castle, but Cap is well Cap.
gpt
While wolverine was *born* in the 19th century, he's also lost all  or large chunks of his memories on multiple occasions- to all extents and purposes, he was raised in the 90s/early 2000s.

While he's occasionally shown somewhat backwards views in a kind of toxic masculinity way, he's not really shown much actual bigotry. As a rare positive effect of losing large chunks of who he was, he seemingly lost those chunks as well.

(Captain America, for his part, was seemingly morally flawless long before the serum, and was walking around proposing civil rights, women's rights and LGBT rights through the streets of 1930s America, and would likely have done the same had he been raised in Victorian England at the height of colonialism. What a guy!)