- J.K. Rowling is a world famous British author
- She is known for writing the Harry Potter book saga
- Rowling has come under fire for her LGBTQ+ views
Rowling mad history with her wizarding books. The author even reached the billionaire landmark and was a beloved figure all over the planet. But in recent times, her opinions on LGBTQ+ issues have landed her in some hot water with many labelling her a transphobe. But many others also support her stances.
J.K. Rowling has heard it all before
And this has led to the BBC recently apologizing to Rowling. In a discussion about the "Harry Potter" video game Hogwarts Legacy on BBC Radio Scotland’s Good Morning Scotland show, a transgender woman said she had boycotted the game because it was being used to “fund the anti-trans movement.”
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And all was made well...
Coming out swinging!
The 'Harry Potter' author's tweets were the reason
J.K. Rowling Returns Kennedy Human Rights Award After Being Called "Transphobic"
Broadcaster Carrie Marshall said: “This is having a measurable effect on trans people’s lives and potentially our safety too[...]" This led to many viewers issuing complaints to the BBC about biased media coverage. As a response, the BBC issued an apology!
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