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Eddie Redmayne is the last member of the Harry Potter franchise to review J.K. Rowling’s transphobic comments.
J.K. Rowling’s Transphobic Tweets
Over the weekend, he shared an opinion piece on the global health website titled “Rowling More Equal post-COVID-19 World”. People shared their confusion with the phrase “menstruation” and “menstruation.” In response to the article, she said, “I am sure there was a word for those people. Wubben? Wimpund? Wood?
Rowling then released the following statement: “If Physical Relationship is not real, then there is no same-gender attraction. If Physical Relationship is not real, the existence of women is lost worldwide. There is no hatred in telling the truth.
What She Said
She added: “I respect everyone’s transformation to live in a way that is genuine and comfortable for them. If you have been discriminated against in transit, I will travel with you. At the same time, my life was formed because she was a woman. On June 8, Daniel Radcliffe made a statement to Rowling in an article published in The Trevor Project. “The transmitters are women,” wrote Tyson.
At the end of his term, he said: “It is clear that we need to do more to support transgender and non-transgender people, to refine their identity and not do more harm.”
Harry Potter co-star Ivana Lynch, who played Lana Lovegood in the film, also spoke on social media.
“I know what it’s like to have fun and own, you’re not here to be with Harry Potter” and I know how important this influence is to help me accept myself as a teenager. Man, “Lynn revealed on Twitter.” I regret trans people who feel eliminated, and the Harry Potter World Fantasy community is made up of millions of people, and I work for one. They are trans women, and they make them feel universal. “
