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In Solidarity With JK Rowling

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Alison Tennent
3 years ago

It's fantastic then that she has never been transphobic or ableiest :)

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Alison Tennent
3 years ago

Joanne Rowling has said nothing controversial, phobic, harmful or hateful. She has stated facts - facts which the vast majority are in agreement with. Nobody cares how men choose to dress, or if women want to act in whatever they consider a more masculine fashion. Everyone knows (and I do mean everyone) that nobody can chang sex and that gender is simply code now for "personality". We all have a personality. It doesn't define laws. Opinions which are entirely in opposition to material reality (as are all trans idealogy activists) must not define women's human rights and children's safeguarding. We have safety, rights and protections from men for a reason. Men who identify as trans have the same rate of violent offending as men who do not identify as trans. Nobody can tell which men are safe. And no man has ever changed sex. Joanne Rowling is a courageous woman who has harmed absolutely nobody with her statements of factual reality, and who deserves protection, respect and the right to speak. Let Women Speak.

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Suzanne Wood
3 years ago

Adult Human Female Nurse

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Stefanie Heinrich
3 years ago

wishing you well, JKR. You are a very brave woman, a true role model

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Paddy O'Gorman
3 years ago

Host of paddyspodcast.ie Defend freedom of thought.Defend women.

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Susan Robinson
3 years ago

Vilified by violent men because she held firmly to the rights of women. I mean all of is that were born biologically with all the female sex characteristics. Shame on you Stephen Fry.

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Helen Dunlea
3 years ago

JK Rowling, the bravest and wisest woman writer on the planet. Harry Potter saved so many non reading children from illiteracy. Children who are now being robbed of their innocent ‘witchcraft and wizardry’ childhood by a PHSE curriculum and gender neutral school policies, who are taught anti-science, anti- women and lesbian diatribe in the name of sex education. Supported presumably by those who attack JK.

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Michael Jones
3 years ago

Brave, brave J K Rowling

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Transwomen are men. At the very least, leave women alone. At the very best, protect Women's rights from erasure by society's misogynist trolls. OPEN YOUR EYES

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Sandra Harrison
3 years ago

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Victoria Salter
3 years ago

I’m in solidarity with JK Rowling. I like her as a person, and as a writer. However, I absolutely don’t agree with or support transphobia or ableism.

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Amélie Rougé
3 years ago

I am proud to defend JK Rowling <3

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Heather Campbell
3 years ago

Although trans rights are important feminism still stands and womans rights are equally as important I agree with most (not all) of what Rowling has to say and hate the thought of the abuse she receives online

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Holly Hughes-Ehrke
3 years ago

She doesn't deserve the level of hate she gets - she has some good points!

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Charlotte Grundman
3 years ago

Thank you for your courage.

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Steve Parker
3 years ago

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Marcus Eales
3 years ago

Now it's time for 99.999% to speak

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Richard Griffiths
3 years ago

Who wouldn't?

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Heather Forrest
3 years ago

If we do t stand up and be counted we will disappear.

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Melanie Johnson
3 years ago

I am a woman in her 50s who feels the need to continue to fight for women’s rights.