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JK Rowling Defines What "Real Misogyny" Is In Twitter Rant After Transgender Rapist Is Sent To Women's Prison

Author of worldwide phenomenon "Harry Potter" series JK Rowling has recently been unapologetically outspoken about protecting women's spaces from men who claim to be transgender women. Her latest tweets boldly define what "real misogyny" is.

By Gina Florio2 min read
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JK Rowling went from internet darling to one of the most hated people on Twitter over the last year because of her unwavering commitment to acknowledge biology and refuse to accept men in women's spaces simply because they consider themselves transgender. In 2020, she defended a woman from the UK who lost her job because she opposed the British government’s plans to make gender changes legal. Over the last couple of years, Rowling has generated so much vitriol from trans activists that she was actually doxxed in November 2021 when three activist actors stood outside her home and posted her address. But she's not slowing down anytime soon. She posted a series of tweets in reference to a violent male rapist who was placed in a women's prison because he identifies as a woman.