Supporting this show helps JK Rowling fund pro-women and girls legislation. I'm sorry, but it really is that simple.
It will also help JK Rowling fund various charitable and humanitarian causes, such as:
💚Supporting the rights of women and girls, including those who are victims of domestic abuse or sexual assault
💚Supporting institutionalised children
💚Supporting veterans
💚Supporting Regenerative Neurology
💚Combatting Poverty and Social Inequality
💚Contributing to National Disaster Appeals
💚Funding HIV and AIDS education and care
💚Funding Emergency evacuation of Afghan women
Supporting #HarryPotter means supporting many wonderful charitable causes, as well as JK Rowling's incredible writing.
if you watch this or are thinking about watching this I think you're a terrible person who values your own enjoyment and nostalgia as a trans person in the UK I really couldn't care less about your excuses our rights are being taken away because of JK Rowling
This is a school in London. In Britain, 72 schools have no white British pupils, and in nearly 500 schools, white British pupils make up less than 2% of student body. We have always been told that ethnic replacement was merely a fantasy; actual data, however, confirm it.
Do you know what a chav is? They are weird mutant girls that exist in a separate bubble in secondary school and they are diverse (in colour)... they are condescending to special needs not diversity
Why is it everyone assuming OPs daughter is reading straight smut when I was 14 I was on ao3 reading almost exclusively mcu were all friends who live in avengers tower and bad Percy Jackson group chat fics 😭
1. I think the sexual abuse might be a bigger factor
2. She doesn't pretend she's 20 or a virgin, and it's weird you think mid-20s is "teenager"
3. She doesn't, you're just not a good person
4. You're at the center of most every "controversy" surrounding her
5. You're a rapist
I mean good for her but if I were near those ages and I had a limit on ao3 time i would be so pissed off...
Like parents always want their kids to read