J.K. Rowling, famed for ‘Harry Potter’, won’t forgive stars Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe due to their differing views on gender. Rowling stirred controversy with her stance, particularly opposing the use of ‘people who menstruate’ instead of ‘women’. Despite backlash, she stood firm, arguing, “If sex isn’t real, the lived reality of women globally is erased.”

Her novel ‘The Ink Black Heart’ faced criticism for alleged transphobia. Harry Potter actors, like Chris Rankin (Percy Weasley), expressed disagreement, emphasizing respect for transgender identities. Daniel Radcliffe affirmed, “Transgender women are women,” expressing regret if his work contributed to diminishing readers’ experiences.

Emma Watson echoed support for trans individuals, prompting speculation of a dig at Rowling during a BAFTAs speech. Rowling responded to criticism of her views on gender identity, rejecting calls for forgiveness from fans. She maintains her position, condemning those advocating for transgender rights as endangering women’s rights. Fans defend Watson and Radcliffe, asserting they owe no apology for their compassionate stance.