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[DC] Do Metahumans have any sort of solidarity or kinship the way that Mutants do in Marvel?

It seems that metahumans rarely, if ever, consider themselves distinct in any way from the aliens, robots, magicians or what have you that they work alongside, and usually align more along good and evil. Is there ever any point wherein Metahumans consider themselves a distinct group, separate from other humans? Or does no-one care how you got your powers, and what matters is what you do with them?
gpt
In marvel, mutants are a discriminated minority. That tends to create a sense of identity among a group- they have those shared experiences and common enemies. In essence, in marvel, "mutant" is something like the queer community (if trans people could shoot lasers), and have that solidarity against a world that, as the tagline goes, hates and fears them.  


In DC, there is no discrimination, and thus no reason for, say, the flash to specifically bond with other metahumans any more then with other blondes. In DC, "metahuman" is something like a hair colour. How much kinship do you feel with people who have the same color hair as you? Exactly.