JK Rowling ‘won’t forgive’ Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson for questioning her views on trans people

British writer JK Rowling, author of the Harry Potter novels, hinted that she will not “forgive” the stars of the saga Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson for questioning their trans views, indicating that the actors can “keep their apologies” .

Through a message posted on her account on the social network

Radcliffe and Watson are among the cast members of the popular young wizard franchise who spoke out against Rowling’s stance on gender identity in 2020.

This Wednesday the ‘Cass Review’ report was published with recommendations to the NHS (UK Public Health Service), which raised concerns about gender identity services for under-18s.

The paper finds that children have been let down by “remarkably weak evidence” on medical intervention in gender care, which Rowling welcomed and considered “a turning point.”

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“Celebrities who approached a movement intent on eroding women’s hard-won rights and who used their platforms to applaud the transition of minors can save their apologies for traumatized detransitioners and vulnerable women who rely on spaces of a just sex,” Rowling said.

The writer has been accused of being transphobic for her views on gender identity and for saying that trans women should not be admitted to women-only spaces.

Rowling even went so far as to challenge Scottish police to arrest her under a new hate law by describing several trans women as men.