J.K Rowling singles out several artists for supporting a trans organization with pedophile links
An executive of Mermaids, a charity which defines itself as "a safe place for transgender and non-binary youth" has advocated for calling pedophiles “minor attracted persons.”
Writer J.K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter, spoke out against artists who have supported the transgender children's charity Mermaids, which is known to have connections to pedophile advocates.
The organization, which defines itself as "supportive" of British trans children; describes itself as "a safe place to be," for transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse youth," furthermore, it has received the support of public figures such as the Prince Harry, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and even Harry Potter actress Emma Watson. It has also been funded by the British government and the National Lottery.
Dr. Jacob Breslow - now a former administrator of the organization - gave a speech in 2011 in which he focused on criticizing the way pedophiles are viewed in society, he then chose to coin the phrase “minor attracted persons” instead of pedophiles according to The Times newspaper.
The doctor's presentation was for an event of the B4U-ACT organization, which supports "understanding about people in our communities with an attraction to children or adolescents, and thereby supporting them to live with truth and dignity." At the time, Breslow was a graduate student researching diverse gender identities at the London School of Economics and not yet part of Mermaids.
Celebrities in a panic
Social media collapsed following this revelation and J.K. Rowling, a critic of modern transgender ideology, stated that many of the celebrities and companies that supported or endorsed the organization should be in a "panic" over the "grave damage they have allowed."
In addition to the case of the administrator who supported pedophilia, the organization also had an online moderator who encouraged children to join a platform known for sexual exploitation, as denounced by the writer herself:
"The safety of young people is our priority."
After learning of the information published by the British newspaper, Dr. Breslow resigned from his position as a director of Mermaids. The pro-transgender charity said that Dr. Breslow and the pro-pedophile organization's views are "completely at odds with their values."
However, these justifications were not enough for the writer, who commented: