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Image 2 shows how a guy is afraid to express his feelings because he is covering his face. Guys may think crying is a sign of weakness; however, people believe that only because guys are known to be strong due to sexism.

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Image 1 shows how girls can be in a basketball team. Girls should not be afraid to be in a sports team because of what others might say about them.

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Girls on a basketball team

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From the words “unable to express their feelings” it can be inferred that audience members are able to relate to the fact that people assume men are strong and they can’t express their feelings. Some people portray sadness, in men, as a type of weakness. This personal narrative will motivate Watson’s audience to feel empathy for men, which will cause more supporters to eliminate sexism.

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“When I was 18 my male friends were unable to express their feelings” (paragraph 5)

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From the words “ when at 15 ” it can be inferred that audience members felt surprised because at such a young age, Emma Watson has experienced sexism. She was only 15 when she realized girls weren’t able to do the things they loved because they didn’t want to be like guys. This personal narrative will motivate Watson’s audience to acknowledge that gender inequality, sexism, is a problem because it can cause adolescence to stop doing what they love, which can cause further division between genders.

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

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

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

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A guy expressing his feelings