racially motivated violence against people of color. The following month, MuggleNet and several other groups, podcasts, and entities in the Harry Potter fandom held a fundraiser supporting Lambda Legal, the Marsha P. Johnson Institute (defending human rights of black transgender people), and the Trans Justice Funding Project (funding for groups run by and for trans people) through the sale of merchandise featuring the iconic lightning bolt with transgender pride flag colors. Within 9 hours, the fundraiser reached its initial goal of $5,000. In July 2021, MuggleNet cohosted SKREWTs (Showdown of Knowledgeable Rivals Engaging in Wizarding Trivia), a live trivia contest in partnership with the YouTube channel SuperCarlinBrothers, in benefit of the It Gets Better Project. The event raised $11,000 in just two hours. In December of that same year, MuggleNet hosted a charity event called Fandom Games for Good to raise money for the Transgender Law Center. The site partnered with friends from across the Harry Potter fandom and franchise to play a series of virtual Wizarding World-themed games inspired by iconic game shows like Jeopardy!, Family Feud, Password and Match Game. Fandom Games for Good ultimately raised $2,000. In popular culture In October 2007, Jimmy Kimmel Live! did a parody of Emerson Spartz's recent interview on the "Geraldo" segment of Fox News. Both the original interview and the parody discussed J. K. Rowling's recent outing of Headmaster of Hogwarts Albus Dumbledore. MuggleNet was featured on an episode of UK game show The Chase on January 14, 2014. The question asked was "MuggleNet.com is a website dedicated to what fictional character?" The contestant chose to pass rather than answer the question. In February 2014, fact-checking website Snopes published an article debunking the rumor that actress Emma Watson would be playing Ariel in a live-action version of Walt Disney Pictures' The Little Mermaid. The source of this rumor was a 2013 April Fools' Day article published by MuggleNet. MuggleNet was featured in the Los Angeles Times crossword puzzle on March 12, 2015. The clue for 9 down was "story you might find on MuggleNet.com, briefly", with the answer "fanfic". MuggleNet was featured in the New York Times crossword puzzle on May 1, 2019. The clue for 18 down was "MuggleNet or the Leaky Cauldron, for Harry Potter readers", with the answer "fansite". On August 6, 2020, MuggleNet was again featured in the New York Times'' crossword puzzle. This time, the clue