US EditionPedro Pascal Slams J.K. Rowling as a “Heinous Loser”
- Pedro Pascal publicly criticized J.K. Rowling as a "heinous loser" in April 2024 following her support of a UK Supreme Court ruling against transgender rights.
- The controversy emerged after Rowling praised a legal ruling that defines womanhood based on biological sex, prompting some critics to call for a boycott of Harry Potter-related content.
- Pascal, whose transgender sister is Lux, expressed support by commenting on activist Tariq Ra'ouf's Instagram post urging the boycott, and wore a pro-trans "PROTECT THE DOLLS" T-shirt at the Thunderbolts premiere.
- Pascal expressed strong condemnation, agreeing with the description "awful disgusting SHIT," and stated that he finds it especially reprehensible to target and intimidate the most defenseless and vulnerable group of people.
- Pascal's stance adds to a growing backlash involving celebrities boycotting the Harry Potter TV series, highlighting ongoing divisions over transgender rights and Rowling's involvement as executive producer.
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Pedro Pascal's trans sister Lux says her brother taught her not to hide who she is
“I’m incredibly proud,” Pascal said of her brother. “But the thing is that I’ve always known that he is a superstar" The post Pedro Pascal’s trans sister Lux says her brother taught her not to hide who she is appeared first on Attitude.
Pedro Pascal Absolutely Shreds JK Rowling Over Anti-Trans Court Ruling Celebration
Transgender rights recently suffered a massive blow in the United Kingdom, when the U.K. Supreme Court decided that the term "women" in the 2010 Equality Act referred solely to "biological women. Unfortunately, not everyone was upset by this news, with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling even finding it cause for celebration. The author, who has openly expressed views that heavily criticize the transgender community (particularly transgender wome…
"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling celebrates a court ruling that excludes trans-women from the British equality law. "The Last Of Us" star Pedro Pascal is therefore publicly bursting the collar.
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