The author cannot find any “transphobic” quotes from JK Rowling

An author planning to write an article about “transphobic” quotes by world-famous “Harry Potter” author JK Rowling admitted that after months of research she couldn’t find any examples.

“Right, I’m done. 3 months ago I was commissioned to write an article detailing ’20 transphobic JK Rowling quotes we’re done with’ after spending 12 weeks reading her books, tweets, full essays had read and found the context for ‘quotes’, I didn’t find a single truly transphobic message,” EJ Rosetta tweeted. “That’s when I reached my peak. JK Rowling is not an ‘intolerable transphobe’, she is a (talented) woman who could have sat back and been loved forever, but who has looked around and noticed where trans and women’s rights intersect has had understandable growing pains.” Rosette wrote.

rosette continued: “3 months of dedicated research & I can’t find a single truly transphobic quote from JK Rowling that stands up to journalistic integrity scrutiny. The abuse JK has endured is unforgivable. she is born with grace.” She added“Shame on those who gave her the guise of ‘reporting’ when you know you’re basically just kickbaiting out clickbait and inciting hatred. Shame on those who followed this propaganda without critical thought. You burn the wrong witch. I stand by @jk_rowling.”

Rowling, who recognizes the reality of biological sex and works to protect women’s rights, is also concerned about the impact of the transgender movement on young people.

“I am concerned about the tremendous increase in young women who are seeking to transition, and also the increasing number of women who appear to be detransitioning (returning to their original gender) because they regret taking steps which in some cases have irrevocably altered their bodies and taken away their fertility,” Rowling wrote in a 2020 essay.

In the same essay, Rowling said she cares about the safety of both transgender women and biological women — transgender woman is a term that refers to a man who identifies as a woman.

“Like every other domestic violence and sexual assault survivor I know, I have nothing but empathy and solidarity with trans women who have been abused by men,” Rowling wrote. “That’s why I want trans women to be safe. At the same time, I don’t want to make birth girls and women any less safe. When you open the doors of bathrooms and dressing rooms to every man who believes or feels that he is a woman. .. then open the door for any men who wish to come in. That’s the simple truth.