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“When at 15 my girlfriends started dropping out of their sports teams because they didn't want to appear muscular. When at 18 my male friends were unable to express their feelings” (Watson 5).

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From the words “male friends weren’t able to express their feelings” it can be inferred that Watson personally experienced that males felt obligated to show no emotion, and appear as muscular and women to be sensitive, but she tells this experience to get people to realize that gender equality is something people should be fighting for and wanting to accomplish.

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From the words “Being called bossy” it can be inferred that Watson, because she is seen as a woman, does not get the same treatment a male would. Emma Watson wants to inform readers and motivate them to stand up and take action for gender equality because a woman should not be portrayed as bossy when a man for the same job would just be considered on task.

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“I started questioning gender based assumptions when at eight I was confused at being called bossy, because I wanted to direct the plays we would put on four our parents-but the boys were not” (Watson 5).

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In her UN speech, Emma Watson used personal narratives to mobilize others to take action and engage in advocacy.

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In her UN speech, Emma Watson used personal narratives to mobilize others to take action and engage in advocacy.

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This image shows the neutrality between the genders, and how men can do anything women can like be sensitive or women can do anything a men can like  be muscular.

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This image shows how a woman does not need a man to be successful. Feminism is meant to create gender equality. A woman can do anything a man can.