Booksmith, a San Francisco bookstore, has removed all Harry Potter books from its shelves as a reaction to J.K. Rowling's vocal opposition to transgender rights. The store's staff, identifying as queer, have expressed that Rowling's comments contradict their values, prompting them to create an alternative fantasy collection titled 'Wizards, but not That Wizard'. Rowling's establishment of the 'JK Rowling Women's Fund' aiming to protect women's rights has further fueled criticism and alienation from fans, leading to broader discussions about the intersection of celebrity views and consumer action.
Booksmith has removed Harry Potter books from its shelves due to J.K. Rowling's inflammatory comments on transgender rights, showcasing a shift in consumer values.
The store has launched a curated collection called 'Wizards, but not That Wizard', reflecting their stance on supporting transgender rights and distancing from Rowling.
Rowling's continued vocal opposition to transgender rights has alienated former fans, pushing some like Booksmith to take a public stand against her views.
With the establishment of the 'JK Rowling Women's Fund', Rowling aims to support legal efforts on women’s rights, further provoking backlash from her critics.
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