However, she firmly outlined her position against allowing trans women into single-sex spaces.
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In October 2023, Rowling took to X, formerly called Twitter, to suggest she’d rather do jail time than use a trans person’s correct pronouns. In the post, Rowling shared an image showing the words “repeat after us: trans women are women” projected onto a wall, with the caption: “No.” Under the post, a user wrote: “Vote Labour, get a two year stretch,” in reference to Labour’s proposed anti-LGBTQ+ hate crime laws.
In a reply to her original post, Rowling wrote: “I’ll happily do two years if the alternative is compelled speech and forced denial of the reality and importance of sex.”
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She also talked about ‘safe spaces’ in the interview, going on to say that a space where she is “not allowed to profess a belief in biology” is not a safe space for her or “many, many women”.
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To mark the law coming into effect, In a series of social media posts, Rowling misgendered several trans women – including trans activists, public figures and convicted sexual offenders – as she described “every last one of them” as “men”.
