J.K. Rowling

“Personally I feel they should let her have her opinions,” Carter said of “Harry Potter” actors who have criticized Rowling’s transphobia.

The transphobe called Radcliffe a “man child” for standing up for trans equality.

“I wanted them to know that not everybody in the franchise felt that way.”

The out comedian simply insisted that we listen to trans people instead of celebrities regarding trans issues.

“This is like the most classic rich villain thing you could say.”

She swears it’s not based on her real-life experiences, but that’s doubtful.

And, of course, for her it all comes down to transgender people.

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J.K. Rowling says her opposition to transgender rights is because of her feminist belief, but she drew criticism for her praise of far-right transphobe Matt Walsh.

Lynda Carter didn’t mention Bette Midler or Macy Gray by name but implored people to “Leave [trans people] alone and focus on the real war on women.”

Macy Gray insisted that “parts” and “surgery” don’t make someone a woman, while she defined a woman as “a human being with boobs.”

“Don’t let them erase” women, Bette Midler pleaded.

“If you want to argue that she is somehow not a queer or trans icon, then you’re not paying attention.”

Cis guards raping women inmates is a rampant problem at this prison, but J.K. Rowling is tweeting about trans women.

The “Harry Potter” author is spending Lesbian Visibility Week attacking the creator of Lesbian Visibility Week.

The Harry Potter author’s attacks on transgender people are costing her in America, but business was brisk in China where dialogue about Dumbledore being gay was cut out of the flick.

J.K. Rowling has been a source of scandal, and she and the “Fantastic Beasts” stars are shying away from promoting the movie in the press. Is this the end?

“Oh my God of course!” Emma Watson exclaimed when asked if she’d be comfortable sharing a restroom with a trans person.

Vladimir Putin showed some honor among villains and stood up for J.K. Rowling. But it turns out she doesn’t see herself as a villain.

Celebrities have continued to clap back at Rowling for the harm she’s caused.