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“Rowling publishes her essay on the threat of the trans rights movement.”
“I have never met Craven, but Davidson is more familiar.”
“In that interview, Davidson brought up a series of examples of TRAs silencing women whose details I was unfamiliar with.”
“I watch Rowling’s forays on Twitter from 2017 to 2020, and I shrug uncertainly at the “likes” by Rowling of transphobic tweets.”
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“Days after the articles by Craven and Davidson that delegitimize trans identity, I write and submit counter-pieces that get rejected by their respective newspapers.”
“It was dialogue, it was “discourse”—wasn’t democracy formed from such asymmetrical meetings?”
“This is a personal account of the Rowling furor and the media’s transphobia, but it is also about voices.”
“Outside of the UK’s legacy media, research reveals how the rights of the UK’s LGBTQI+ communities have been deteriorating.”
“Rowling and the Anti-Trans Panic by Gina Gwenffrewi.”
“Her fear seemed real, even if, as an experienced, award-winning senior journalist, she should know better than to fall for anti-minority tropes or to think Twitter is a source of truth.”
“But what does such a public engagement lead to?”
“In my distress at being voiceless, I find clarity in seeing the relationship between power and voice.”
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“Is this what Craven’s newspaper, The National, with its call for an independent Scotland, wants for its vision?”
“Craven’s reference to the echo chamber also plays on my mind.”
“This online abuse and hostility experienced by trans people in the UK is part of a broader picture of the UK becoming a hostile climate for trans people.”
“By this stage, and after my experience with the editorial team of The National, I silently withdraw.”
“Regardless, I think Craven’s article on the Rowling furor, titled “This Is Why JK Rowling’s Non-Fiction Foray Caused a Twitter Storm,” is more hostile to trans identity, not for the content but for the tone.”
“Craven reinforces this framing by listing some of the ways Rowling has suffered, as stated by Rowling in her essay.”