Addressing critics, 'Star Wars' actor Mark Hamill clarified Tuesday why he 'liked' an allegedly 'transphobic' tweet from 'Harry Potter' creator J.K. Rowling.
Many disgruntled users started lobbing accusations that Hamill had"liked" a"transphobic" tweet, or that he was supportive of"JKR’s transphobic hate crusade."
Hamill responded to the allegations on Tuesday, tweeting,"What I ‘liked’ about this exchange was someone speaking their truth to power. Twitter is, unfortunately, no place for nuance." Liberal user Dan Arel wrote,"As a fan, I have to ask how this is speaking truth to power? She’s just being transphobic, again. What truth is Rowling speaking?"
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