US EditionJK Rowling weighs in after Glamour UK names group of trans ‘dolls’ as Women of the Year: ‘..men are better women’
- On Thursday, Glamour UK featured nine trans women on its Women of the Year cover at 180 Studios, London.
- Glamour UK said the feature responds to rising threats to trans rights in the UK and aimed to honour nine ground-breaking voices from fashion, music, charity and activism this year.
- The cover names models and performers including Munroe Bergdorf, Ceval Omar, Taira, Munya, Bel Priestley, Maxine Heron, Dani St James, Mya Mehmi and Shon Fayemodel, while Sugababes members Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy and Keisha Buchanan, Frankie Bridge, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Rachel Zegler attended the ceremony.
- The decision drew immediate online backlash and public criticism, with JK Rowling writing, `I grew up in an era when mainstream women's magazines told girls they needed to be thinner and prettier. Now mainstream women's magazines tell girls that men are better women than they are.`
- The cover imagery used `Protect The Dolls` t-shirts to link the awards to trans‑rights activism, as Glamour UK presented this choice as celebrating activism across creative and charitable fields.
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Glamour UK Names Nine Men "Women of the Year." Morgan, Rowling React.
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Glamour Magazine Names Nine Men as Women of the Year
J.K. Rowling has accused Glamour Magazine of “telling girls that men are better women than they are” after the publication named nine transgender activists as their Women of the Year. The world-famous author, who has been outspoken against transgender rights, took to social media to criticize the event, which was billed as celebrating “the world’s most extraordinary women—trailblazers, rule breakers, visionaries, and champions.” Sharing a pictur…
'Allyship that will backfire!' GB News guest hits out at Glamour after magazine crowns 9 men as 'Women of the Year'
A GB News guest has issued a stark warning to Glamour magazine after nine biological men were crowned "Women of the Year". The annual award attracted a surmountable amount of criticism, with JK Rowling leading the charge, claiming that the move elevates men over women, with only trans winners gracing the special edition's front page.Called "The Dolls", the reference points to the wider movement "Protect the Dolls", which has been endorsed by a h…
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