Spotted today on the internet. Never heard of this person before.
Decides to Be: A TERF
According to her, she used to be a TERF. I believe her. They exist. She had decided to be this way. Then:
Announced: Not a TERF
Re-Announced: Actually, Yes, a TERF
In All Those Months of Research, Why Not Read What *Trans* People Have Said?
Here's my issue. If you want to understand why someone is transphobic, you have to listen to what trans people have said to explain that. You can't just listen to the person themselves and then say, Oh, OK, it all sounds great to me — You can't say that. Not if you yourself are not trans.
Trans people have explained a billion times why that person is a transphobic ringleader of transphobes.
Yet, in 2023, BBC Scotland won't let interviewees say that J.K. Rowling is transphobic without demanding that they use their on-air time rehashing why she's transphobic (as if that were not an obvious fact everyone already knows), thus devoting their on-air time to dissecting and thereby amplifying transphobic discourse and making J.K. Rowling more famous rather than having 15 minutes of fame to talk about their own beliefs and ideas.
Maybe the BBC apologised when they published a story about trans women potentially sexually assaulting cis women that heavily relied on a cis woman that was known to have serially sexually assaulted other women, then posted a terrorist manifesto, but I haven’t seen that apology pic.twitter.com/V6sfBjhgAR
— Nate (@nateffo) February 21, 2023
See the Vox article: "Is J.K. Rowling transphobic? Let’s let her speak for herself.: An exhausting — if not exhaustive — timeline of J.K. Rowling’s transphobia." The timeline is kept updated.
Glamour Magazine dissects her tweets.
What has JK Rowling said about transgender people?
Here's What J.K. Rowling Has Really Said About Trans People, The Cut, 2023
2019 JK Rowling: "I'm not transphobic"
— Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) September 16, 2022
2022 JK Rowling: "Trans women are men"
(There are still people that try to argue she's not transphobic, lol) pic.twitter.com/fUm3SB1IwH
Oh, the thin skin.
— Aidan Comerford (@AidanCTweets) April 4, 2023
Under her pseudonym, The Cuckoo's Calling sold fewer than 500 hardback copies in its first three months. It sold 43 copies in the week before JK Rowling was revealed to be the author, and then it sold 17662 copies the week after.
Siobhán touched a nerve. https://t.co/XjTJICe98C
On a day when the Gender Critical press are openly campaigning to enable child abuse, JK Rowling is trying to mitigate the stench of her neo-Nazi supporters by associating herself with a small group of Stalinists condemned by the left for their extreme hostility to LGBTQ+ people. pic.twitter.com/DJoodI3dkO
— Bad Writing Takes 🖊️🏳️🌈 (@BadWritingTakes) March 30, 2023
JK Rowling: "I have never said anything transphobic"
— Erin Reed (@ErinInTheMorn) September 30, 2022
Also JK Rowling: "Trans women are men"
Also JK Rowling: "Trans women are rapists"
Also JK Rowling: 1024 page "I'm getting cancelled" book
Also JK Rowling: Meets with group that says "all transsexuals rape women's bodies" https://t.co/9PedDEGPFi pic.twitter.com/2e8wpZQOTQ
Please see:
J. K. Rowling, endorsed by Helen Joyce: The Misrepresentation of Compassion and Solidarity (on Rowling’s 2020 essay and what Helen Joyce said about it in Trans in 2021) (Medium)
J. K. Rowling, creator of monsters (DD)
For those who don’t want to read the new ‘Robert Galbraith’ serial killer tale
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