J.K. Rowling has taken her anti-trans comments off Twitter and written a 3,670-word blog post explaining herself
We’d call her a TERF, but she already owns up to that. Photo: John Phillips/Getty Images Whatever the opposite of Pride is, that’s what J.K. Rowling has been observing. The Harry Potter author has taken her anti-trans comments off Twitter and written a 3,670-word blog post explaining herself. Like half of her books, it’s simply too long, so let’s run through.
1. “I have a charitable trust that focuses on alleviating social deprivation in Scotland, with a particular emphasis on women and children,” Rowling writes, adding that she worries the acceptance of transgender people will “erode the legal definition of sex and replace it with gender.” Scientists and scholars, of course, maintain that sex and gender are two different, both important things.
3. “As a much-banned author, I’m interested in freedom of speech and have publicly defended it, even unto Donald Trump,” she writes. This is true, and we’ll just let it sit there.
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