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|‘Harry Potter’ author, under fire for views on trans issues, is slapping down her critics.

Last week, Warner Brothers doubled down on including the author of “Harry Potter,” J.K. Rowling, as an executive producer on its upcoming TV reboot despite backlash from trans rights activists and allies. Now, the fantastically wealthy author is mocking her boycotters on Twitter.

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|Last week, Warner Brothers doubled down on including the author of “Harry Potter,” J.K. Rowling, as an executive producer on its upcoming TV reboot despite backlash from trans rights activists and allies. Now, the fantastically wealthy author is mocking her boycotters on Twitter.
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