Emma Watson: Thank you, Elizabeth. I’m really glad I decided to talk about stereotypes tonight. Especially about men being  imprisoned by gender stereotypes, too not just women.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton: I agree. I think it really hit home for many individuals. Many don’t realize that men also aren’t always treated as equals, too. 

Emma Watson: Like the stereotype, “Women are smarter than men.” or “Women are always right.” These two statements discourage men profusely.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton: Couldn’t have said it better. Looking for Sunday, August 26th, for Women’s Equality Day. See you in Washington.

Emma Watson: Looking forward to it.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton would probably have a text conversation with Emma Watson because they are both women's right activists. They both defend various issues relating to woman like: parental and custody rights, employment and income rights, economic health of family, and much more. Both women, have had large influences on their generations relating to women suffrage and equality. 

then get back to business”

This song was chosen because, this song shows how women are everything and more than people think they are. Woman can do anything that they put their mind to

Don't be dramatic it's only some plastic, no one will love you if you're unattractive”

This song was chosen because, it shows that people have a high expectation for women. They have to be attractive, a they have to be perfect. This song would be in Stanton’s playlist because it shows social norms that women face that have large negative effects on themselves. Women are willing to change their looking and morals to fit into the social figure everyone expects them to be.