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August 21, 2025

Duolingo apologizes after German lesson calls JK Rowling ‘mean’

Duolingo has issued an apology after users spotted a German lesson describing JK Rowling as “mean.” The language app said it has removed the sentence, which critics called “gratuitous.” Continue reading

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