JK Rowling slammed again for transphobic ‘We Who Must Not Be Named’ tweet on Women’s Day

JK Rowling has done it again. Another of his tweets sparked controversy as it was being perceived as transphobic. In a tweet on International Women’s Day, Rowling wrote, “Apparently, under a Labor government, today would become We Who Must Not Be Named Day.” In one source, Rowling was critical of Scotland’s gender recognition reform bill, which would make it easier for citizens. To legally change your gender. “The law that seeks to pass Nicolastergen in Scotland will harm the most vulnerable women in society: male violence/rape and seeking help after imprisoned women. Statistics show that imprisoned women are likely to be already Far more abused earlier,” she had earlier tweeted. The tweet on March 8 follows a BBC interview of Anneliese Dodds, the chairman of the United Kingdom’s Labor Party, reported Newsweek.

In the interview, Dodds talked about how there are different definitions of what constitutes a woman. Referring to this, Rowling tweeted, ‘Someone please send the dictionary and backbone to the Shadow Minister for Equalities. #HappyInternationalWomensDay”. He then wrote in a tweet praising the Women’s Rights Network’s 2022 Woman of the Year Joanna Cherry, writing, “This is what a woman is who is a dictionary and a backbone.”