It should not really matter if you play the Harry Potter game or not, but trans people are so constantly pelted with metaphorical rotten fruit in the form of legislation, hate crimes, and endless column inches that any show of solidarity is of increased importance. That's an important note because trans people do not want to be the story. You were free to write about our failure to wean ourselves off Russian natural gas. No one forced you to write column after column after column about trans people. One final note on the very real war going on right now - I find it incredulously strange that right-wing commentators who have made a living for the past five years targeting gay people, trans people, and minorities are now lambasting us for ignoring 'the real issues'. Related: Stop Putting Down JK Rowling And Start Lifting Up Trans People

But there are people out there concerned about this issue - I know, I've met them - and since my feelings around the game, and Harry Potter in general, have crystalised the more JK Rowling has committed to the bit, it's worth discussing them. This is not the most important thing in the world. Some people just won't care about this and, hey, there's a literal war going right now. Attack helicopters, genius! Anyway, this article is not really for them. Some people will have read the headline and simply said 'yes' or 'who cares?', likely followed by some hilarious and not-at-all-recycled jokes and insults.

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