The well-known author of Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling has filed a complaint with British police for alleged transphobia.
Former 'Celebrity Big Brother' contestant and UK's famous trans TV reporter India Willoughby has filed a complaint in response to the writer's controversial comments on social media.
What you need to know: Gender Identity Controversy
Trans TV reporter and former 'Celebrity Big Brother' contestant India Willoughby, J.K. Rowling was reported to the British police for transphobic comments. The author known for Harry Potter sparked controversy by saying that India has not become a woman, prompting an affirmative response from a trans journalist.
Comments and definitive answer: Controversial statements on social media
J.K. Rowling sparked backlash when she commented on India Willoughby's gender identity, saying she “expresses a false male fantasy of what it means to be a woman”. In response, India highlighted transphobia in the author's words, reaffirming her identity and ending the debate about Rowling's position.
Countering Transphobia: India Willoughby's affirmative answer
India Willoughby J.K. Rejected Rowling's statements as “brutal transphobia” and reaffirmed her identity as a woman legally and recognized by her community. The report to British police highlighted the seriousness of the allegations and the need to address issues related to transphobia.
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