J.K. Rowling Suggests God Is A Black Woman After Roy Moore’s Loss
- 6 years ago
J. K. Rowling's tweet on Roy Moore's loss is going viral.
Author J.K. Rowling has weighed in on Tuesday's Alabama Senate race with a jab aimed at Republican Roy Moore, who lost the election.
After Democrat Doug Jones was announced as the winner, Moore refused to concede at a rally, adding that "God is in control."
In response, Rowling wrote on Twitter Wednesday, "Narrator's voice: Roy was right. God was in control. What he didn't realise was, She's black."
Her tweet quickly went viral, garnering over 140,000 likes and sparking numerous reactions.
"I can't begin to express how much I love you! This tweet is everything!!! I'll admit I wasn't sure Alabama would do the right thing but my sisters came to save the day." said one tweeter.
"She's shaking her head and wondering what happened down there on earth!" someone else tweeted.
Black voters reportedly played a key role in Jones' victory.
"According to exit polls, much of Jones' win can be attributed to him carrying 96 percent of the black vote," the Huffington Post noted. "Indeed, early Wednesday morning the hashtag #BlackWomen began trending on Twitter when users noticed that 98 percent of black women voters supported Jones."
Author J.K. Rowling has weighed in on Tuesday's Alabama Senate race with a jab aimed at Republican Roy Moore, who lost the election.
After Democrat Doug Jones was announced as the winner, Moore refused to concede at a rally, adding that "God is in control."
In response, Rowling wrote on Twitter Wednesday, "Narrator's voice: Roy was right. God was in control. What he didn't realise was, She's black."
Her tweet quickly went viral, garnering over 140,000 likes and sparking numerous reactions.
"I can't begin to express how much I love you! This tweet is everything!!! I'll admit I wasn't sure Alabama would do the right thing but my sisters came to save the day." said one tweeter.
"She's shaking her head and wondering what happened down there on earth!" someone else tweeted.
Black voters reportedly played a key role in Jones' victory.
"According to exit polls, much of Jones' win can be attributed to him carrying 96 percent of the black vote," the Huffington Post noted. "Indeed, early Wednesday morning the hashtag #BlackWomen began trending on Twitter when users noticed that 98 percent of black women voters supported Jones."