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  1. Sep 29

    1. Here's how fear spreads in British culture. The distinguished novelist Amanda Craig signs the letter condemning the “insidious, misogynistic and authoritarian” campaign along with McEwan, Stoppard and dozens of others, me included.

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  2. Sep 16

    ‘You’re not unfamiliar Piers, there are lots of cis, rich, white men.’ ‘Don’t call me cis, I’m not cis... Cis is language you use that I don’t understand.’ Watch and ’s heated clash over JK Rowling’s new book and the Twitter storm.

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  3. Sep 19

    So , if you are so dedicated to ban hate speech on your platform, go investigate . A death wish for an author supported by incredible hateful comments.

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  4. Oct 2

    whether you like her or not, agree with her or not, twitter has done NOTHING. was trending for god’s sake - they can’t say *everyone* is being protected when no-one is.

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  5. Sep 27

    compassionate person, and the appalling hashtag is just the latest example of hate speech directed against her and other women that Twitter and other platforms enable and implicitly endorse. We are signing this letter in the hope that, if more people stand up

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  6. Sep 27

    Letter in today's Sunday Times calling out hate speech directed at women: "the appalling hashtag is just the latest example of hate speech directed against her and other women." . Accompanying piece by ➡️

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  7. Sep 28

    this'll probably get me banned from medium the way things are going but fuck it. fuck jk rowling and the horse she rode in on.

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  8. Sep 16

    has been trending over the author’s new book which has caused a social media storm. Journalist says he is worried about how the book ‘smears transpeople’. He says the book will be seen as ‘an insult to all transpeople’.

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  9. Oct 2

    what the... tell me it ain't true

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  10. Sep 21
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    So a high profile QC refers to the hashtag and numerous recorded death threats as a "bad book review"?

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  11. Oct 17

    Watch questioned by - why are you & yr "safety"colleagues still not protecting women on line? The removal of Jane is ridiculous. You failed to stop or the abuse of

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  12. Sep 29

    "JK Rowling has shown herself to be honourable & compassionate; the appalling hashtag is just the latest example of hate speech directed against her & other women that Twitter and other platforms enable." | The Times letter as a petition:

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  13. Sep 15

    Even without Harry Potter, I'm still fucking magical. Fuck JK Rowling. 👗: 📸:

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  14. Sep 16

    People talking about as if it’s about people wanting to her die instead of an incredibly common metaphor to express mild grief have a transphobic political agenda, and it shows.

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  15. Oct 3

    I must have been in an alternate world when you allowed to trend 🧐

    tweets that wish or hope for death, serious bodily harm or fatal disease against *anyone* are not allowed and will need to be removed. this does not automatically mean suspension.
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  16. Sep 16

    Anyone who looked at the tweets with the hashtag would have clearly seen that they were commenting on her career / legacy. Nobody was celebrating JKRs death - To say so displays ignorance of the facts, or complicit disingenuity.

    Keen to know how a hashtag celebrating the idea of the death of a living woman trended for over a day on this platform devoted apparently to the removal of hate speech.
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  17. Oct 2

    Then why did you let , a literal death wish hashtag, trend? Or does this policy only apply to Trump?

    tweets that wish or hope for death, serious bodily harm or fatal disease against *anyone* are not allowed and will need to be removed. this does not automatically mean suspension.
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  18. Sep 16

    Click the like button for a surprise OMFGG ⚰️

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  19. Sep 27

    "A group of some of Britian's most prominent literary figures have signed a letter in support of JK Rowling after she received death threats on social media under the hashtag ."

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  20. Sep 18

    I don't think I'm revealing too much of the plot of Troubled Blood when I say this... The character that earned JK Rowling the campaign (by virtue of wearing a wig and women's coat) also pretended to be gay to access victims. Not one suggestion of homophobia 🤔

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