I think it would be abjectly distasteful to have anything trans affirming embedded into the IP itself, while it remains as damaging as it is to trans people through Rowling. You say the IP can speak louder than the creator but until it competes with the below, when it comes to Rowling having..Yeah the twitter stuff was something I added to illustrate how taking her off the property would hurt her more in a more visible way, I feel. Creators can be disgraced and distanced from their creations. I like the Minecraft example of what I would like the HP franchise to become. Imagine if the HP franchise had a trans protagonist in one of their spin-offs. Or if the games let's you be identify in any way possible. The IP can still be good and speak louder than the hateful creator that has been removed from the work.
- Helped drive trans children toward self harm and suicide.
- Helped reduce the ILGA score of the UK by being a prime motivator in increased hostility towards trans people.
- Related transition to being a new form of gay conversion therapy, one that should be further restricted.
- Given voice, promotion and platform to numerous transphobes and large anti-trans groups.
- Led a revolt that saw the most basic reform for Gender Recognition in the UK scrapped, despite a 70% approval rating.
- Added to a pressure that resulted in links to support systems for vulnerable trans children being removed by the BBC.
- Put out numerous transphobic articles and tweets turning perception of fans and followers against trans people.
- Helped influence a move that saw young trans people face further hardships in accessing trans-affirming healthcare.
- Been cited by foreign politicians in their own bids to restrict trans rights, healthcare access and freedoms.
- Poisoned discourse around trans access to bathrooms, increasing the violence and uncertainty trans people face.
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