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This week, we’re discussing the New York Times’s openly (and now defiantly) anti-transgender coverage. Specifically, writer Pamela Paul wrote an op-ed titled “In Defense of J.K. Rowling,” where she absurdly depicted the billionaire author as a victim on par with Salman Rushdie. Trans people asserting their right to exist are obviously not issuing a fatwa against their oppressors.  

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This week, we’re discussing the New York Times’s openly (and now defiantly) anti-transgender coverage. Specifically, writer Pamela Paul wrote an op-ed titled “In Defense of J.K. Rowling,” where she absurdly depicted the billionaire author as a victim on par with Salman Rushdie. Trans people asserting their right to exist are obviously not issuing a fatwa against their oppressors. This week's chat starts at 12 pm PT/3 pm ET. Like, share, subscribe, pitch us some dollars for doughnuts on Patreon. Your hosts: Robyn Pennacchia (https://twitter.com/RobynElyse) and Stephen Robinson (https://youtube.com/@ThePlayTyperGuy) Become a Wonkette Patreon subscriber → https://www.patreon.com/wonkette Read our content → https://www.wonkette.com/ Follow us on Twitter → https://twitter.com/Wonkette Gaze at us on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/wonkette/

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