Rowling keep picking at this open wound? Could it be that continually stoking controversy is benefiting her financially? Whether or not that's the case, it's certainly true that Rowling's current wealth means that she feels able to spout any nonsense without serious repercussion. I recommend watching the video if you can I've been trying to watch all of it, but I feel sick and stressed every time I complete a section. Rowling quoted one of these tweets, pointing out what she viewed as an internal inconsistency in Jessie's core argument. Jessie argued that this sense of nostalgia is understandable, but that engaging with Hogwarts Legacy - a new iteration of the franchise - is morally unacceptable.

The video begins with some of Jessie's tweets that expressed genuine internal conflict around letting go of Harry Potter, a franchise that many people grew up with and still have affection for. If you've been living under a rock and you're completely unaware of the controversy, I recommend watching this video by Jessie Gender, a trans YouTuber. But the wall-to-wall coverage is a continual and unwelcome reminder. It's hard enough to see this woman - who we once saw as a hero - dig herself an ever-deeper hole. We don't want the reminders of how a beloved childhood author betrayed us. Hey YouTube, can you knock it off with the Hogwarts Legacy ads? I don't want to see them. Regardless whether or not you choose to play Hogwarts Legacy, please consider donating to The Trevor Project or an LGBTQ charity of your choice.

We acknowledge that the decision on whether or not to play the game is a personal one, and we respect the fact that there are a range of equally valid perspectives around this. Any Hogwarts Legacy stories must adhere to our usual standards of quality and thoughtfulness. Going forward, we will not ban authors from writing about the game (outside of a review), as it's the authors themselves who decide what games we cover here at SUPERJUMP. SUPERJUMP marked the game's release by making a donation to The Trevor Project, an organisation committed to supporting trans youth. We have decided not to review Hogwarts Legacy, nor accept a code for the game from the publisher. Many of these views further harmful stereotypes and tropes that contribute - directly and indirectly - to attempts to curtail trans rights across the world. Rowling's misinformed views on the trans community. Before you read this story, I'd like to outline SUPERJUMP's policy on Hogwarts Legacy coverage.

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