No she doesn’t.
Not sure what trans and non-binary folks need to hear this, but continuing to enjoy Harry Potter--in spite of Rowling's awfulness--is not only okay but healthy. If we want, we're allowed to hold on to the goodness and fandom of that and make it our own. That's entirely valid.
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She's been posting anti-trans stuff for ages, and did it again today.
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Yes. Once an artist releases their art into the world it is there for everyone to enjoy. Or not. It’s an individual choice. I had the same issues many years ago with Orion Scott Card’s books. You can love the art even if you have serious issues with the artist.
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Oh autocorrect. Orson Scott Card!
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Must take the shine off though. I used to love Woody Allen movies, but I just can't look at them the same way.
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What about watching and enjoying Woody Allen films? Genuine question.
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Excellent question...Allen is my favourite director, but his work is tainted. If I buy his stuff, I get it used - I also am selective now about what I watch (loved Manhattan-am ashamed that I didn't catch how gross it was)
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