J.K. Rowling is transphobic

The rest of the Harry Potter cast have condemned the author’s blatant transphobia, but actor Robbie Coltrane says it isn’t offensive.

Chaz Bono is a Harry Potter fanatic and said it’s “difficult” to hear J.K. Rowling’s anti-transgender statements.

While returning her Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Ripple of Hope award, the “Harry Potter” author reiterated her false claims that trans people are dangerous to women and children.

The sites join a litany of actors from the movies based on the books who have condemned Rowling’s anti-trans statements.

Rowling spent the weekend painting trans women as sexual predators and thoughts she had found an ally in the horror author. She definitely hadn’t.

The Blair Partnership has refused to affirm their support for transgender equality.

J.K. Rowlings new children’s book, “The Ickabog”, is already giving people the creeps, but not for the reasons she’d like.

Dumbledore’s Army is reforming to fight prejudice once again. (Maybe Rowling forgot that he was part of the LGBTQ community.)

We break her longwinded discourse down to less than 20 words to save you some time.

“Transgender women are women,” the actor says in response to the author’s vicious attacks on trans people.