Unlike foreign leaders, celebrities are not bound by diplomacy.
Many voiced their displeasure online to a Donald Trump presidency, after the U.S. presidential election on Tuesday.
J.K. Rowling, Millennial-popular author of the "Harry Potter" series, got backlash from Twitter users for her response to Mallory's [@malmal1012] question about where to go from here.
Rowling deciphered between the easy and good thing to do when the bully [referring to Trump] wins.
Rowling tweeted again telling Mallory what she, Americans and global citizens can do.
This tweet received 63,000 likes, more than 36,000 retweets and a handful of responses -- both positive and negative.
Rowling fired back.
Rowling's and Cheryl's exchange triggered a reaction from Harry Potter character Luna Lovegood, more specifically, a parody account of the ethereal-like Luna.
@LoonyLovelyLuna explained to Cheryl that the Trump election is not only a United States issue, but has a global impact.
Internet diplomacy restored.
Many voiced their displeasure online to a Donald Trump presidency, after the U.S. presidential election on Tuesday.
J.K. Rowling, Millennial-popular author of the "Harry Potter" series, got backlash from Twitter users for her response to Mallory's [@malmal1012] question about where to go from here.
Rowling deciphered between the easy and good thing to do when the bully [referring to Trump] wins.
Rowling tweeted again telling Mallory what she, Americans and global citizens can do.
This tweet received 63,000 likes, more than 36,000 retweets and a handful of responses -- both positive and negative.
Rowling fired back.
Rowling's and Cheryl's exchange triggered a reaction from Harry Potter character Luna Lovegood, more specifically, a parody account of the ethereal-like Luna.
@LoonyLovelyLuna explained to Cheryl that the Trump election is not only a United States issue, but has a global impact.
Internet diplomacy restored.