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This image relates to my quote by showing that the audience don’t understand why it was a problem for girls to play sports. They’re confused because sports is for any gender because it’s an activity where girls and men can interact and play with each other.Sports is not only for men,but for girls too that can have fun.

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This image relates to my quote because it shows a girl being bossy like Emma Watson was;however, she was just sharing what she thought they could do for their parents but the men took it the wrong way.

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

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“When at 15 my girlfriends started dropping out of their sports team because they didn’t want to appear “muscly”.(5)”

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From the words “they didn’t want to appear muscly” it can be inferred that the audience members were confused with why girls think they will look like guys who play sports. This personal narrative will motivate the audience to join her campaign in order for girls to feel secured instead insecure  and not worried about what guys might say to them. This program will open  many parents eyes to realize that their daughters have the right to play any sports and it’s not only for men. In fact, this will show how to get along with men and play with each other.

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From the words“ I was confusing being called bossy ” it can be inferred that the audience members were clueless about why she was call “bossy”. The audience are unaware that men and women still do not have equal rights. This personal narrative will motivate Emma’s audience to join HeforShe to make this world a better place, and for them not to feel that women or men have more rights. This will make them come together.

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