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I had gone to buy it with my father at a bookshop in Scheveningen, where I was on holiday with my family. Obviously, this was going to end in tears. And now, at age 17, that journey was about to come to an end. Out of curiosity, I had already flipped open the book in my lap. That last part was enough to make me blubber so loudly that several other passengers threw me sympathetic glances.
For a moment, I felt seen by an author who had no idea who I was but whose books had meant so much to me and millions of others. Back in , JK Rowling "liked" a tweet that linked to an article sharply criticising the transgender rights movement, which had been gathering steam for some years by then. The immediate result: confusion, disbelief and an avalanche of criticism and negativity. I previously wrote about gender-critical feminism.
Read the article here. That is until , when Rowling "liked" a tweet that called trans women "men in dresses". Again, she was bombarded with hate messages and death threats from angry Twitter users. This time, Rowling did respond. But in , Rowling started tweeting about the subject herself.
But this year, Rowling finally put an end to all the speculation. With the publication of her blog, there can no longer be any doubt: according to JKR, the fight for legal, statutory and social recognition of transgender people has dire consequences for cisgender women like her. In her essay, she explains why: under the influence of the recent trans activism, the importance of biological sex — the physical sex characteristics we are all born with — is rapidly eroding, which harms the position of women as a political class.