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Man, I have literally heard people say you should burn the books and movies you probably already owned long before Rowling was known to be a TERF. The art isn't the problem. As long as you're not continuing to financially support the bitch herself, Harry Potter himself ain't gonna harm trans people.
Yeah, it's not like you have anything like
what's with the shacklebolt one? is it like shackles as a nod to slavery or what?
Yeah, that's my only explanation for that kind of a name for a black person. Whether or not it was intentional, I have to assume she's massively racist, as are all of her editors/publisher. Too many people has the opportunity to say 'what the fuck, lady', and it still went to print.
Thet was likely overzealous religious folk. Because it had magic and witches it was deemed by them to be demonic. I'm quite sure they would be surprised to learn the author of the books they hated was an ally for one of their other beliefs.