Summary of The Speech

speech she asked everybody to step forward to be seen to speak of and to be “he” for “she for the greater good in the future.

3. The Audience’s Comments

E mma Watson’s UN speech on gender equality was applauded by actors, musicians, politicians and almost all people in every spectrum of society in the world. After receiving a standing ovation, her speech had successfully made waves on social media and blogs . There were more than 100,000 men worldwide who shared the HeForShe hashtag Rachel Jones, The Telegraph Post, ep September 28 th , 2014. On September 23 rd , 2014, more than 70,000 men and boys had signed online pledges, according to the HeForShe online active map on the campaigns website The Reuters, ep September 23 rd , 2014. T here were many people who gave comments toward Emma’s Speech. Some of the comments showed that they disagree with her but most of them showed that they were amazed with the speech. Here are some of the audience comments which were taken from different sites. “I love that Emma Watson has bravely put herself on the line as a proud feminist. It is wonderful that she may be instrumental in inspiring millions more to consider these issues. Bravo to her. ” Clementine Ford, The Freelance Writer The Sydney Morning Herad, September 26 th , 2014 “She delivered a thoughtful and passionate argument about the need for gender equity. Her words were impressive, but so too was how she delivered them. Anyone who wishes to speak as a leader would be wise to read the transcript of her talk and watch the videos of her delivering in. ” Bart Egnal, The Leadership Communication Coach The Huffington Post, October 17 th , 2014 “I was so very proud of Emma Watson’s speech at the UN. It was brilliant, such an incredible use of her airspace, and really passionate.” Cate Blanchet, The Australian actor The Guardian, November 28 th , 2014 “We are all very humbled by the numbers. I have to point out that Emma has been a very instrumental part.. her speech was so powerful.” Elizabeth Nyamayaro, Senior Advisor to UN Women’s Executive director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka Glamour Magazine, September 29 th , 2014 Emma Watson also got support from many Hollywood celebrities. Before Emma ’s speech, these nowadays celebrities are known as the political-free celebrities. However, after listening to Emma’s speech, they were interested in joining the campaign and supporting the gender equality. Most of the celebrities also showed their support by posting pictures of them holding up signs with HeForShe emblazoned on them. This kind of posts had been a viral phenomenon since then. On September 29 th , 2014, Leanne Bayley compiled all industry’s biggest