Jonathan Poletti
1 min readJun 17, 2020

Why do you get to take a woman's created works from her? I understand feminist objectives seem to be in conflict with trans objectives, but this is a matter of intellectual property. Rowling can say whatever she wants and Harry Potter belongs to her. Them's facts.

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That should be "the objectives of a tiny, reactionary subset of feminism whose exclusionist views are utterly rejected by the overwhelming majority of feminists". Please refrain from implying that right-wing anti-trans separatists represent the consensus feminist opinion on these issues.

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