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Emma Watson has said it before and she'll say it again?there's sexism in Hollywood and it needs to stop. The Regression actress revealed to The Guardian that when it comes to the dynamics between men and women in the film industry, the numbers are far off balance.
September 30th 2015
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Emma Watson is in trouble on Twitter. Picture: Jason Kempin/Getty Images
ACTRESS Emma Watson has come under fire on social media for saying some of the best feminists are men.
In an interview with
The Guardian
about sexism in the film industry, Watson said women are “just as guilty of discriminating against women” as men.
“Some of the best feminists I have encountered are men, like Steve Chbosky who directed me in
The Perks of Being a Wallflower, and director James Ponsoldt who I am working with at the moment [on
The Circle],” she said.
“Some women can be incredibly prejudiced against other women.”
Frustrated Twitter users took aim at Watson’s “problematic” comments.
Why is Emma Watson such a white feminist:((( she has so much potential::((
Watson, who was recently appointed the United Nation’s Women Goodwill Ambassador, added that the fact that she had worked with male directors 17 times and women only twice is further evidence of sexism in the film industry.
“But I am lucky: I have always insisted on being treated equally and have generally won that equality,” Watson said.
“Most of the problems I have encountered have been in the media, where I have been treated so incredibly differently from my male co-stars.”
Since being catapulted to fame while starring as Hermoine in the wildly successful
Harry Potter
film franchise, Watson has become known as a vocal supporter of the feminist movement.
After Watson was appointed as the UN’s Women Goodwill Ambassador, she kicked off the launch of the UN Women’s #HeForShe campaign with a
rousing speech in which she extended a “formal invitation”
to men to put gender equality on their agenda as well.
“The more I’ve spoken about feminism, the more I have realised that fighting for women’s rights has too often become synonymous with man-hating. If there is one thing I know for certain, it is that this has to stop,” she said in the speech.
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Dave of Brisbane
Posted at 1:36 PM September 30, 2015
She's right on the money. Feminism would never have gone anywhere without the support of males either.
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Wayne Kerr
Posted at 1:30 PM September 30, 2015
All the negative comments from other women perfectly illustrates her point.
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CJ
Posted at 1:27 PM September 30, 2015
Emma - Never get into a battle of wits with unarmed opponents!