J.K. Rowling and the Male Rapist Called ‘She’

The use of preferred gender pronouns in court will traumatize female victims of violence by biological males, the author says.

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J.K. Rowling in 2018. AP/Christophe Ena, file
M.J. KOCH
M.J. KOCH

Accusations of “transphobia” are being hurled at author J.K. Rowling after she denounced a new policy in Southern Australia encouraging preferred gender pronouns be used in the courtroom as “a form of state-sanctioned abuse.”

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