Dolores Umbridge? From Harry Potter?? That's the second or third "Dolores Umbridge" reference I believe I've heard you make lately, lol.
I read those Harry Potter books a long time ago.
*after reading a quick refresher*
Oh, okay. So she was the schoolmarmish tyrant of the books. I see. To wit:
"In 1995 by order of the Ministry, she was installed as Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and then later Hogwarts High Inquisitor and Headmistress of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, after Professor Albus Dumbledore had been fired. In all three of these positions at Hogwarts she had enormous power over the students, teachers, and the curriculum, which she wielded despotically. Her time at Hogwarts was characterised by cruelty and abusive punishments against students, and because of her interfering and condescending ways, she was widely despised by most students and teachers alike.
"After her suspension from these additional posts and the fall of the Ministry of Magic, Umbridge ran the Muggle-Born Registration Commission and sadistically prosecuted many innocent people. After the Second Wizarding War, she was sentenced to Azkaban for her crimes against Muggle-borns, where she would remain for the rest of her life."
ALSO NOTE:
"The power granted to Umbridge by Fudge to consolidate his political strength and squash his perceived enemies is not unlike the abuse members of the Nixon administration committed during the Watergate Era. In addition, Umbridge's final crimes are the 'ethnic cleansing' of Muggle-born wizards, analogous to the Nazi persecutions leading to the Holocaust."
So, you're talking about her petty schoolmarmish ways with the students at Hogwarts -- certainly nothing to celebrate. But her real crimes, what she got convicted for and sentenced to a term in Azkaban for life, were her post-Hogwarts persecutions against Muggle-borns.
So, I think Ms. Umbridge can be read instead as a cautionary tale for the dangers of excusing Nixonesque abuses of power, and allowing racism and bigotry to infect the midsets of those in charge.
Interesting stuff! Should we put J.K. Rowling on the line?
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