Harry Potter Oxford Street store opening disrupted by trans rights protest
Harry Potter Oxford Street store opening disrupted by trans rights protest
Harry Potter Oxford Street store opening disrupted by trans rights protest
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- The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November.
- Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K.
- Rowling.
- The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November.
- Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K.
- Rowling.
- The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November.
- Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K.
- Rowling.
The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November. Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K. Rowling. The store said it was thrilled to welcome hundreds of fans, without addressing the protest directly. Rowling, who was not at the opening, has denied claims that she is transphobic.
The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November. Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K. Rowling. The store said it was thrilled to welcome hundreds of fans, without addressing the protest directly. Rowling, who was not at the opening, has denied claims that she is transphobic.
The opening of a new flagship Harry Potter store on London's Oxford Street was disrupted by trans rights protesters on 4 November. Fans had gathered early for the opening of the 21,000-square-foot shop, spread over two floors, when around a dozen demonstrators arrived with megaphones and placards, chanting about author J.K. Rowling. The store said it was thrilled to welcome hundreds of fans, without addressing the protest directly. Rowling, who was not at the opening, has denied claims that she is transphobic.
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