The author is openly against transsexuality and has already been excluded from projects because of her opinions, which are considered transphobic
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The author JK Rowling took a stand against people again transsexual this week. In a comment on the social network X (formerly Twitter), she stated that she would not mind going to prison for transphobic opinions. “I would happily accept a twoyear prison sentence against the discourse and forced logic imposed on the reality and meaning of gender. Bring justice, sir. I would be happier than ever on a red carpet,” he wrote. The “Harry Potter” author also shared a response to a post that read: “Repeat with us: trans women are women.” This is not the first time the artist has taken a stand against transsexuality. Rowling was cut from a 20th anniversary special for the film’s premiere because he spoke out against transgender people.
I’ll gladly spend two years if the alternative is forced speech and forced denial of the reality and meaning of sex. Come to trial, I say. It will be more fun than ever on a red carpet.
— JK Rowling (@jk_rowling) October 17, 2023