The Amnesty International report that JK Rowling is trying to censor through legal threats.
It can also be found on Google Drive here and on Bluesky here.
Please save and share this info where possible. This report has since been removed by Amnesty International due to legal threats of libel from JK Rowling. This information is no longer easily accessible.
stepmom forums are so abysmal, you know if these ladies lived 500 years ago they’d be like “I need to find a way to render my husband’s first marriage invalid so his his first wife’s children are deemed illegitimate and struck from the line of succession in favor of my own children” but it is 2026 and the inheritance the children get is not a kingdom but a dad that sucks ass
PS. i just need to finish up what i have started, so here my valko before he got cancelled. Im not sure when I could get back on drawing him again. Depend on the time being in the future //sigh
I like Susie Deltarune a lot. She’s just not a kind of character you see very often. For the amount people pretend to love bully female characters, there’s shockingly little actual representation of what makes those charactersaact like that. To top off that she’s got a non feminine body type and presentation, its just nice to see. I look at Susie and I imagine a kid, maybe 12 or 13 who was kind of a bully last school year realizing that doesn’t have to define them for the rest of their lives. Its a message I wish I’d seen at that age, and one that I think is pretty powerful. She’s also just fucking weird and we need to let more women do shit like eating chalk.
I know litcrit isn’t for everyone And That’s Fine but god it makes me so frustrated when someone responds to a piece of analysis with “I don’t like that and it makes me uncomfortable so therefore it’s laughably wrong and you’re crazyyyyy for saying it.” the classic example of this is how straight people often respond to basic queer readings (“lmao they’re literally just friends you’re clearly a virgin loser who’s never had normal friends before”), but I’m also thinking about how fan people on tumblr sometimes respond to analyses that imply unpleasant things about characters they like or vice versa (“that scene doesn’t mean anything it was improv it was a mistake they kept it in by accident it’s obviously irrelevant it’s distasteful to acknowledge you’re actually the weird one for bringing up something so fucked up”). in my ap lit class in high school we had a substitute come in on the day we were supposed to discuss seamus heaney’s “blackberry-picking” and he got absolutely scandalized at a bunch of seventeen-year-olds telling him that this poem about picking blackberries had a lot of uneasy sexual subtext, he told us we had twisted dirty minds, then when our regular teacher came back the next day she said “yeah that’s exactly what the poem’s about.”
