The Rowling Record

J.K. Rowling’s trans-related posts from 2025

Page 6 of 11. Posts 501–600 of the 1,011 J.K. Rowling wrote about trans people in 2025, newest first.

30 April 2025 to 24 May 2025. Posts are reproduced in full from the archive; the stance, intensity and topic labels come from the research classifications. How the labels are defined. Search within 2025.

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Free speech & cancellation, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Adult healthcare, Specific individuals

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition, Other

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Labour could have done the right thing - too late to avoid alienating a lot of female voters, true - but they could have told the rabid misogynists in their ranks, ‘the Supreme Court’s ruled, the law’s clear and we must follow it.’ But no. The gender maniacs remain in charge.

230 replies1,413 retweets10,355 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition, Media & institutions

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals, Other

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals, Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Language & definitions, Law & gender recognition, Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Free speech & cancellation

Classified defensive · Intensity 1/4 · Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Language & definitions, Specific individuals

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Specific individuals, Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Youth healthcare, Child safeguarding, Media & institutions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Child safeguarding, Language & definitions, Free speech & cancellation

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

The forced teaming never stops. How does being black, gay or Jewish give any man easier access to vulnerable victims? Female 'gender identities' are highly exploitable by sex offenders, both in commission of crimes and to secure placement in a women's prison.

298 replies1,132 retweets11,004 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding, Language & definitions

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

We've had identical cases here in the UK. Convicted rapists sent to women's prisons, where - in a twist literally every sentient life form could have seen coming - they assaulted inmates.

223 replies1,935 retweets13,345 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding, Other

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Language & definitions, Child safeguarding

Classified mocking · Intensity 4/4 · Specific individuals, Media & institutions, Child safeguarding

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition

Classified critical · Intensity 1/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals, Single-sex spaces

Classified mocking · Intensity 1/4 · Language & definitions, Media & institutions

Classified neutral · Intensity 0/4 · Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Language & definitions, Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals, Single-sex spaces

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

@rejserin You're free to believe whatever you like about yourself, but objective, verifiable truth remains objective, verifiable truth and men don't belong in the girls' hockey team's changing rooms, no matter how pink their leg guards.

14 replies105 retweets2,098 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Sport, Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 1/4 · Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 1/4 · Media & institutions, Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

India, you aren't part of any group of women, let alone persecuted ones. You're a member of a sub-set of men who've got used to being pandered to by certain politicians, law-enforcement and elite institutions, and you're throwing a mantrum because you're scared the jig is up.

1,512 replies6,067 retweets57,256 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 4/4 · Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals, Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Other

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Free speech & cancellation, Media & institutions

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @glosswitch

@glosswitch The faux feminists who’re acting as useful idiots for trans activism have no choice but to frame their willing surrender of women-specific rights, spaces and issues as progress. They’re classic collaborators. Secret shame hidden beneath a ton of sneery bombast.

97 replies426 retweets4,341 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Free speech & cancellation, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals, Free speech & cancellation

Classified critical · Intensity 1/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Single-sex spaces

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Language & definitions

Classified mocking · Intensity 1/4 · Other

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @DelythC

@DelythC But he felt excluded, Delyth, which is literal violence if not actual genocide. Where's he supposed to find out what to do about his enlarged lady prostate, or the nasty lump he's got on his left hanging ovary, if not in a group discussing women's health?

77 replies79 retweets1,832 likes

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Adult healthcare, Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

An investigation into the persistent failure of UK police to protect women exercising their lawful right to hold a female-only event, alongside the failure to hold men like 'Sarah Savage' accountable for repeated acts of intimidation and public disorder, is long overdue.

578 replies2,971 retweets17,267 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding, Specific individuals, Free speech & cancellation

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Specific individuals, Language & definitions

Classified hostile · Intensity 4/4 · Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

None of the people spouting this crap are ignorant. They know, as we all know, that men don't belong in women's sport, but saying so requires a backbone and not being terrified of losing likes from the in-crowd.

713 replies4,193 retweets29,365 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Sport, Specific individuals

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Sport, Language & definitions, Child safeguarding

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @LadyMondegreen5

@LadyMondegreen5 @Thag34628730 @michaelpforan @WillyWoofter As we both know, it isn’t remotely obscure! But the howls of fury issuing from those who’re outraged that their nonsensical circular arguments have been judged to be just that are predictable. People who consider themselves thoroughly righteous and far cleverer and more sophisticated than any Supreme Court judge were always going to find it well nigh impossible to grasp that the arguments they’ve been making with such confidence have been judged to be not only worthless but prejudicial to women and girls. But you don’t lose blind loyalty to a quasi-religious belief system just because some judges told you you’re wrong. You reassure yourself that the judges and their legal minions are evil, double down on your dogma and bind yourself still closer to the all-seeing, all-knowing God of Gender (they/them).

6 replies31 retweets180 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Law & gender recognition, Language & definitions, Single-sex spaces

Classified critical · Intensity 1/4 · Law & gender recognition, Specific individuals

Classified critical · Intensity 1/4 · Child safeguarding, Single-sex spaces

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Child safeguarding, Single-sex spaces

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @RealRightMom

@RealRightMom Among the thousands of supportive emails I’ve had have been many medical people saying much the same. One of the worst was from a nurse who worked on a geriatric ward and said she’d just been given guidance on what to do with a patient with dementia who was suffering severe distress because they no longer understood what had happened to their surgically-altered body or why they were being talked about as the opposite sex. She said she’d never met or heard of any gay person with Alzheimer’s who’d forgotten that they were same-sex attracted and asked, rhetorically, why medical staff like her were pressured never to talk about the issue or ask questions. She also said her patient wasn’t the only older trans-identified person with Alzheimer’s she knew of who was deeply disturbed by changes in their body they no longer remembered wanting or consenting to.

66 replies328 retweets2,110 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Adult healthcare, Child safeguarding, Language & definitions, Other

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Free speech & cancellation

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Incredibly, keeping boys/men out of girls’/women’s spaces was remarkably easy before a pernicious ideology arrived to rip up the social contract and remove rights from females. The old cliche ‘good men stay out so bad men stand out’ was a) true and b) worked.

435 replies3,388 retweets19,149 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Language & definitions, Child safeguarding

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

The class action lawsuits coming down the line are going to turn all previous medical scandals into mere footnotes. The medical establishment has buckled to the demands of an unfalsifiable ideology and children are being sacrificed on its altar.

1,252 replies8,223 retweets43,121 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Youth healthcare, Child safeguarding, Media & institutions

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Do women fail to challenge trans-identified man Robin Moira White (left) when he enters female only spaces because: A) they think he's a fellow woman? B) they know he's a man but consider him harmless? or C) they know what can happen to women who say 'no' to large, entitled men? https://t.co/q6SCXb5owp

2,233 replies2,508 retweets19,895 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals, Child safeguarding

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Sport, Single-sex spaces, Other

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Other

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @roseveniceallan

@roseveniceallan @DreyfusJames @supersparkler1 Just for the record, I never liked then unliked a tweet by Magdalen Burns. The tweet that kicked off the first firestorm was written by someone I'd never heard of, who was at Labour Party conference. It said something along the lines of 'if only Labour valued actual women as much as they value men in dresses.' I didn't know what had provoked the comment (and in fact, I never did find out whether it was said in response to something specific that happened at conference or was just a general comment on Labour's gender identity policy). At the time I thought a resolution might have been passed, or some declaration made onstage, that I didn't know about. I wanted to mark the tweet as a reminder to find out later what was going on. I should have screenshotted or bookmarked it, but I liked it. I undid the like because it occurred to me that I might just have endorsed something I didn't agree with. The OP might simply disapprove of men wearing non-male-typical clothes in general, which I have no problem with, as long as the men in question don't claim wearing them turns them into women. So it's true that I pressed 'like' absent-mindedly, without really thinking about it, but it's also true that I was becoming increasingly concerned about the erosion of women's rights by the left, which is why I wanted to save the tweet in the first place.

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26 replies57 retweets980 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 1/4 · Law & gender recognition, Language & definitions, Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Youth healthcare, Child safeguarding, Media & institutions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Law & gender recognition, Language & definitions, Other

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals, Language & definitions

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @stingerdelux

@stingerdelux I agree that oral history is foundational to many cultures, which is why I asked you to provide one, or indeed any evidence at all that supports the contention that men who claimed to be women led the fight for women’s rights. This is your big chance. Show us what you’ve got.

16 replies23 retweets449 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Specific individuals, Language & definitions, Media & institutions

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @stingerdelux

@stingerdelux Give me the oral histories, 16th century ballads, medieval tapestries showing trans women photographing themselves in the Ladies, cave paintings of men in suspender belts and bad make up! Let's celebrate the mysterious trans-identified men who led the fight for women's rights.

33 replies64 retweets841 likes

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Language & definitions, Specific individuals

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Free speech & cancellation

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Free speech & cancellation, Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Youth healthcare, Child safeguarding

Classified critical · Intensity 3/4 · Youth healthcare

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

This woman will go down in sporting history as a heroine and USA Fencing will be remembered for their profound misogyny for forcing her, and other women, into this situation.

620 replies9,060 retweets59,848 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Sport, Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Language & definitions, Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Media & institutions, Sport, Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @crimebucket

@crimebucket @Obsolesence If you choose to publicly canvas for the surgical and chemical sterilisation of gay and autistic kids, cheer on the imprisonment of rapists with female prisoners and do all you can to harass and bully people out of jobs for the crime of believing that biological sex is real, you'll be waiting a very long time for any forgiving hugs from me.

7 replies36 retweets275 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Youth healthcare, Single-sex spaces, Free speech & cancellation, Child safeguarding

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Language & definitions, Single-sex spaces

Classified defensive · Intensity 0/4 · Free speech & cancellation

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @B166ERcrypto

@B166ERcrypto The letter signers don't care about sissy kink, transvestic fetishism or any paraphilia lurking under the trans umbrella. Evidence that could undermine their religious faith is dismissed as evil propaganda, too trivial to matter, or a figment of crazy people's imagination.

33 replies47 retweets652 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Adult healthcare, Language & definitions, Media & institutions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition, Child safeguarding

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Youth healthcare, Child safeguarding, Law & gender recognition

Classified neutral · Intensity 0/4 · Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @Obsolesence

@Obsolesence I wish I could push back and say no women would sell out other women in this way, but the evidence speaks for itself. Those that eagerly sacrifice the rights and safety of fellow females for short-term individual gain can't complain if those they betrayed have long memories.

88 replies300 retweets4,731 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding, Specific individuals

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

In light of recent open letters from academia and the arts criticising the UK's Supreme Court ruling on sex-based rights, it's possibly worth remembering that nobody sane believes, or has ever believed, that humans can change sex, or that binary sex isn't a material fact. These letters do nothing but remind us of what we know only too well: that pretending to believe these things has become an elitist badge of virtue. I often wonder whether the signatories of such letters have to quieten their consciences before publicly boosting a movement intent on removing women's and girls' rights, which bullies gay people who admit openly they don't want opposite sex partners, and campaigns for the continued sterilisation of vulnerable and troubled kids. Do they feel any qualms at all while chanting the foundational lie of their religion: Trans Women are Women, Trans Men are Men? I have no idea. All I know for sure is that it's a complete waste of time telling a gender activist that their favourite slogan is self-contradictory nonsense, because the lie is the whole point. They're not repeating it because it's true - they know full well it's not true - but because they believe they can make it true, sort of, if they force everyone else to agree. The foundational lie functions as both catechism and crucifix: the set form of words that obviates the tedious necessity of coming up with your own explanation of why you're one of the Godly, and an exorcist's weapon which will defeat demonic facts and reason, and promote the advance of righteous pseudoscience and sophistry. Some argue that signatories of these sorts of letters are motivated by fear: fear for their careers, of course, but also fear of their co-religionists, who include angry, narcissistic men who threaten and sometimes enact violence on non-believers; back-stabbing colleagues ever ready to report wrongthink; the online shamers and doxxers and rape threateners, and, of course, the influential zealots in the upper echelons of liberal professions (though we can quibble whether they're actually liberal at all, given the draconian authoritarianism that seems to have engulfed so many). Gender ideology could give medieval Catholicism a run for its money when it comes to punishing heretics, so isn't it common sense to keep your head down and recite your Hail Mulvaneys? But before we start feeling too sorry for any cowed and fearful TWAWites who're TERFy on the sly, let's not forget what a high proportion of them have willingly snatched up pitchforks and torches to join the inquisitional purges. Call me lacking in proper womanly sympathy, but I find the harm they've enabled and in some cases directly championed or funded - the hounding and shaming of vulnerable women, the forced loss of livelihoods, the unregulated medical experiment on minors - tends to dry up my tears at source. History is littered with the debris of irrational and harmful belief systems that once seemed unassailable. As Orwell said, 'Some ideas are so stupid that only intellectuals believe them.' Gender ideology may have embedded itself deeply into our institutions, where it's been imposed, top-down, on the supposedly unenlightened, but it is not invulnerable. Court losses are starting to stack up. The condescension, overreach, entitlement and aggression of gender activists is eroding public support daily. Women are fighting back and winning significant victories. Sporting bodies have miraculously awoken from their slumber and remembered that males tend to be larger, stronger and faster than females. Parts of the medical establishment are questioning cutting healthy breasts off teenaged girls is really the best way to fix their mental health problems. One seemingly harmless little white lie - Trans Women are Women, Trans Men are Men - uttered in most cases without any real thought at all, and a few short years later, people who think of themselves as supremely virtuous are typing 'yes, rapists' pronouns are absolutely the hill I'll die on,' rubbing shoulders with those who call for women to be hanged and decapitated for wanting all-female rape crisis centres, and furiously denying clear and mounting evidence of the greatest medical scandal in a century. I wonder if they ever ask themselves how they got here, and I wonder whether any of them will ever feel shame.

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3,715 replies18,480 retweets105,215 likes

Classified hostile · Intensity 4/4 · Law & gender recognition, Sport, Youth healthcare, Single-sex spaces, Free speech & cancellation, Language & definitions, Media & institutions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Law & gender recognition, Media & institutions

Classified mocking · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Language & definitions, Other

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces, Specific individuals, Media & institutions

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Child safeguarding, Single-sex spaces

J.K. RowlingJ.K. Rowling@jk_rowling

Replying to @stingerdelux

@stingerdelux Safeguarding isn’t segregation. Safeguarding exists to protect a class of people - eg, women and girls - who are provably at risk from a statistically significant proportion of another class of people, ie, men. You want to remove all safeguarding for women and girls. Why?

20 replies105 retweets1,285 likes

Classified critical · Intensity 2/4 · Single-sex spaces, Child safeguarding

Classified mocking · Intensity 3/4 · Single-sex spaces

Classified hostile · Intensity 3/4 · Language & definitions, Specific individuals

These are the posts classified trans-related. Search all 16,714 collected tweets, read the year-by-year analysis, or read the report on her campaign against trans rights.