Dave Russel·2d agoThe Rita Skeeter TheoryI have a theory… This has been obsessed over many times… JK Rowling and Rita Skeeter (first appearance: Harry Potter and the Goblet of…A response icon1A response icon1
Higgor Araújo·Oct 245 Reasons Trans Activism Is Elitist at Its Core and Why J.K. Rowling Is RightBeyond the outrage, a closer look at class, privilege, and the blind spots of contemporary gender activism.A response icon2A response icon2
InBitchybyThe Fiery Feminist·Oct 24No Thank You, J.K. Rowling — This Isn’t My FeminismI grew up inside your books. That’s exactly why I won’t sit quietly while you spend your fortune shrinking the definition of “woman.”A response icon20A response icon20
Tucker Lieberman·Oct 24J.K. Rowling’s 2026 Essay Update! (Remind Me, What Is the Update?)On ‘wealthy women who repost the vogueish mantras’A response icon8A response icon8
RealEdoLife·Oct 23Why Samurai Carried Two Swords (And Why Only One Was for Fighting)Think samurai carried two swords to fight twice as hard? Not quite.
InThe Daily Whatever ShowbyDana DuBois·Oct 23J.K. Rowling Is a Billionaire. But Apparently, Trans People Are the Elite?The Harry Potter author has a billion-dollar fortune and a legal fund to fight for her version of women’s rights. But in her latest essay…A response icon8A response icon8
InILLUMINATIONbyRishi Raj·Oct 20Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, and the Myth of MaturityWhy Harry Potter isn’t just for children, and The Lord of the Rings was never exclusively for adults.A response icon1A response icon1
Jack Soden·Oct 15Harry Potter and the Human Condition: The Battle Between Good and Evil WithinHow Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of the human condition illuminates Harry’s inner struggle in The Order Of The Phoenix.A response icon8A response icon8
Tucker Lieberman·Oct 11For Whose Crimes Do They Scapegoat Trans People?We know it is scapegoating, but specifically for which crime? In whose place are we punished?
Esmeralda Hawkins·Sep 16Why I Still Read Harry Potter Despite the J.K. Rowling ControversyLoving a story doesn’t always mean that we have to agree with the person who created it.
