Why you won’t find ‘Harry Potter’ content on The Omnicosm

Trans rights are human rights. And as long as a single cent of ‘Harry Potter’ money goes toward erasing some of our most vulnerable neighbors, I won’t give this franchise a whiff of oxygen.

Dominic McLaughlin in Harry Potter
Dominic McLaughlin in Harry Potter. / HBO Max

The first trailer for HBO’s Harry Potter series hit the Internet today. In a desperate thirst for content, Warner Bros. is running through the Harry Potter books again. It wasn’t enough to turn the seven books into eight movies that grossed billions of dollars. The streaming service needs content, and David Zaslav and company think a new Harry Potter series is a surefire hit.

You won’t find that trailer on Popculturology. Nor will you find any casting news for the series in the Friday Newsletter. You won’t even see coverage of Harry Potter-themed Goldfish crackers in Snackology.

Trans rights are human rights.

And as long as a single cent of Harry Potter money goes toward erasing some of our most vulnerable neighbors, I won’t give this franchise a whiff of oxygen.

— Bill

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