The BBC has apologized for its coverage of J.K. Rowling for the second time this year after an on-air guest was unchallenged when referencing the "Harry Potter" author as anti-trans.
While discussing the controversy surrounding the Harry Potter video game "Hogwarts Legacy" on BBC Radio Scotland's "Good Morning Scotland" show, which aired Feb. 10, gamer guest Lee Rob and transgender writer and "technology expert gamer" Carrie Marshall discussed the "culture wars" surrounding the video game.
"Quite a lot of LGBT+ people are concerned about the Harry Potter franchise because J.K. Rowling has been very proud of her association with the so-called gender critical movement and some of its leading figures, and has also strongly suggested that she considers her income as proof that people share her views," Marshall said when detailing why she had chosen not to purchase the game.