Six years after publishing her landmark 2020 essay on women and gender, JK Rowling has returned with an update — and her message is unambiguous: she hasn’t changed a word. “My views haven’t changed, but the landscape certainly has.” Since the original essay triggered a coordinated campaign to destroy her reputation and cancel Harry Potter, Rowling has founded a women-only rape crisis centre in Edinburgh, created a legal fund for women, and funded both herself. In this video I cover what Rowling said, why it matters, and what it means that the most targeted woman in publishing spent six years standing her ground — and won.

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