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80 years ago today!
Yet another pre-war Captain America story in which the most dangerous villain is the American people.
Captain America #6, on newsstands June 25th, 1941.
Bonus:
out here simping for the fĂźhrer
if you dont think sam has queercoding in the mcu, comics, or otherwise then iâd like you to read this and imagine whatâs being âleft unsaidâ, I just think itâs interesting.
âhold on, kid, hold onâ

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Isaiah Bradleyâs narrative in TFATWS simultaneously demonstrates the necessity of teaching critical race theory and explains why there are people in your state who want to make that illegal
1. Unequal outcomes
Isaiah and Steve took on nearly identical unauthorized rescue missions. Both returned successfully with men written off as dead. Steve received acclaim, medals, and a promotion. Isaiah received secret torture prison.Â
Bucky and Isaiah are victims of human experimentation and decades of torture and imprisonment. Buckyâs special torture included being used as the Winter Soldier. Today a judge allows Bucky to walk free (with conditions). Isaiah, who never assassinated anybody, has never seen his day in court, and lives in hiding in constant fear for his family.Â
The unfairness is obvious. Some people praised Steve and others locked up Isaiah. Some people showed mercy to Bucky and others keep Isaiah living in fear. These people are all a bunch of racists, right?
Sure, maybe so. But more to the point, that doesnât actually explain anything.
2. Origin stories
Steve got juiced by the US Army. He competed to be chosen for the serum test, and he was fully briefed on known side effects. This was fine.Â
Bucky was taken as a POW and dosed against his will by Nazis. This was a war crime, illegal even in Nazi Germany.
Isaiah was selected as a test subject without his knowledge or consent by the US Army. Given the time period (1950 or 51), this was probably legal. Informed consent laws didnât exist yet. The Army had no formal guidelines on human experimentation until 1953.Â
Regardless, it was still scientifically unethical and definitely racist. The Army was mostly integrated by this time, which means Isaiahâs all-Black unit was singled out on purpose.Â
3. Everything builds on what came before
The same Army that abused Isaiah and his fellow soldiers knew perfectly well they were wrong to do so. This is evident in the way they immediately went into cover-up mode.Â
The super-soldier POWs Isaiah rescued: the Army wanted them dead. The other 28 soldiers Isaiah brought back, who had nothing to do with any of it: the Army intended to make them collateral damage.
So when Isaiah triumphantly marched into camp with living evidence of the Armyâs special crime, they locked him away. They reported Isaiahâs death but in fact they were too greedy to murder him. With Isaiah imprisoned the âexperimentâ could continue in secret.Â
Isaiah escaped by faking his own death, but he canât ever let down his guard. Heâd be locked up again and probably his family too.Â
4. Color-blind policies perpetuate anti-blackness
We meet Isaiah after 30 years of unjust imprisonment and 40 years more of living as a ghost. At no point during this time did any individual involved necessarily have to make any decision rooted in racially discriminatory law or personal racial bias.Â
They made institutional decisions to hide the crimes of the past while continuing to profit from them.
Thatâs it. Thatâs all thatâs needed. Isaiahâs body is evidence of a crime that can never be allowed to come to light, and every single thing that happens to him and to his family in the aftermath is done for that reason.
This is why Steve was called a hero. Itâs not because Steveâs C.O. loved to praise White guys who go AWOL. Itâs because Steve saved people who the Army actually wanted saved.Â
This is why Bucky is allowed to walk free. Buckyâs body is evidence of crimes committed by Nazi Germany and the USSR. The government has nothing to lose from allowing Buckyâs story to be told and in fact itâs a total propaganda win because they can say look how bad Americaâs enemies are, America would never do a thing like that.
5. Nobody has to feel bad and no one learns anything
Sam Wilson does the absolute best he can by Isaiah with the museum exhibit, and we see how moved Isaiah is. However, it is so important to understand that the story that made it into the museum is a lie.
âFearful of the ramifications of a Black super soldier,â it says, âsome individuals within the government tried to erase Isaiah's story from history.â
Oh really? Some individuals, with explicitly racist motivations, tried to erase Isaiahâs story? Those individuals must have been really bad people. I guess itâs just a coincidence that this explanation exonerates the entire US Army, CIA, SHIELD, and every other organization that continues to make Isaiahâs existence a living hell to the present day.
I guess itâs just a coincidence that the average White museum visitor is going to read that story and think:Â wow this is so sad but you know what iâm really happy that weâve progressed so far as a country itâs such a relief to know that would never happen today.
6. If the US Govt had an amends notebook, what would it take to cross a name off the list
Meanwhile, Isaiah Bradley canât collect a pension, or social security, or qualify for medicare, or get a driverâs license, or open a bank account, or do anything else that requires a human to provide proof that they exist in the world.Â
When Eli gets big and moves out, Isaiah wonât be able to co-sign his lease or fill in the FAFSA he needs for a college loan.
And thatâs how color-blind, equal-before-the-law America allows one explicitly racist decision, made 70 years ago, to limit the future opportunities of a Black child growing up in 2020s.Â
Donât forget to call it equality! Eli will be denied that car loan the same as any other White kid whose primary caregiver is the legally-dead victim of racist state-sponsored torture.
I almost screamed when I saw Captainâs dark costumes for Civil War in art book. I wish he uses it when he goes a mission for Black Panther after Civil War.Â
just heard someone say that âhow does it feel / like itâs someone elseâs / it isnâtâ implies that old man steve stole that shield from another sam wilson in an alternate timeline and đ¤Łđ¤Łđ¤Ł can you imagine
two cheese balls on the staten island ferry
anyway, who remembers this classic illustration, happy pride to americaâs girlfriend wife
âIâd Leave the Country, but My Wife Wonât Let Meâ Mirko IliÄ for The Village Voice 2004
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Isaiah: come in, my old enemy
Isaiah: iâm just curious whether youâre here to kill me
Isaiah: you can if you want to đ
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Meanwhile Bucky approaches Isaiah with admiration and dare I say love: âHe was a hero. One of the ones HYDRA feared most. Like Steve.âÂ
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In the decades after Goyang and before the fall of SHIELD, in those rare semi-lucid moments when the winter soldier programming was weaker, did Bucky think about Isaiah? Did he dream about Isaiah searching him out again and, like a hero, ending the Winter Soldier for good? Was it a good dream?
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One thing we donât know is who kept Isaiah locked up. Maybe it was SHIELD (HYDRA USA). We know they had access to him in prison. But Sharon Carterâs serum guy worked for HYDRA first and then CIA, and it was CIA, not HYDRA, that provided Isaiahâs blood. Plus the way Isaiah says even your people implies that HYDRAâs special tortures were a relatively infrequent add-on to the standard tortures he endured on a daily basis
(Also, if it was HYDRA USA, wouldnât they have tried making him into a winter soldier so they wouldnât have to keep relying on HYDRA USSR to solve all of their problems)
Most likely it was Army/DoD. They could have had him killed but... more profit in continuing to sell access to his body to other agencies for human experimentation
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âIâm not a killer anymoreâ / âYou think you can wake up one day and decide who you wanna be? It doesn't work like thatâ is so goddamn tragic because thatâs exactly what Bucky thought before Shuri and Ayo and therapy in Wakanda helped him understand that thatâs exactly how it can work and we know that Nakiaâs foreign outreach program is specifically designed to help people like Isaiah but Isaiah doesnât know that
Also the fact that Isaiah let a man who he only knew as his enemy into his home because he thought he was gonna kill him.... so that he can finally be free from all the trauma he's faced....
kids am i right
good vibes only
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Slice of life comics: single parent Steve Rogers
school night routine
encouraging your childâs interests I
encouraging your childâs interests II
parent-teacher conference
BONUS: "okay, bucky. you can pee behind those cratesâ
Captain America #6, on sale June 1941
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