JK Rowling’s sharpest line in the video—“she’s ignorant of how ignorant she is”—came after watching Emma Watson publicly ...
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What the numbers say about JK Rowling and Harry Potter boycotts
Years of boycott calls over J.K.
Two new Harry Potter books are officially on the way, with publisher Bloomsbury expanding its collection of illustrated guides to the wizarding world. Professor McGonagall and Fred and George Weasley ...
J.K. Rowling’s Strike officially sets the release date for a new five-part mystery starring Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger.
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Trans Rights Supporters Protest New ‘Harry Potter’ Store in London After Author J.K. Rowling Says Her Views Haven’t Changed
A group of Trans rights supporters flocked to the opening day of the new Harry Potter store on Oxford Street […] ...
“No cultural history of Britain in the 21st century would be complete without the story of the boy wizard that J.K. Rowling created, the publishing and film-making phenomenon that she spawned, or the ...
Transgender rights protesters gathered outside the opening of London's new "Harry Potter" flagship store on Wednesday.
J.K. Rowling's Strike returns with The Running Grave in December 2026. Here's what to know about the new season, cast and ...
J.K. Rowling's new trans issues essay targets eight groups she says have eroded women's rights.
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JK Rowling refuses to back down in essay calling trans activism 'elitist to its core'
Author J.K. Rowling's new essay defended her stance on women's single-sex spaces while calling modern transgender activism "elitist to its core." ...
They write bestselling novels, champion political causes and command huge audiences. But must every conviction become another public statement?
J.K. Rowling revisits her controversial 2020 essay in a new October 21 statement, discussing her views on transgender rights, legal activism and women's rights.
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