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J.K. Rowling Calls Out Wealthy Feminists Who Can Afford To Ignore Other Women’s Rights

It’s easy to dismiss another woman’s need for privacy when you have a private dressing room. Easier still when someone else is paid to guard the door.

By Zoey Carter2 min read
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That contradiction sits at the center of J.K. Rowling’s new essay, published today, October 21. Six years after her 2020 essay on sex and gender, the author is taking aim at wealthy women who endorse policies whose consequences, she argues, fall hardest on women without their money or protection.