Sources have stated that Emma Watson has presently cheered the possibility of the U.S. electing its first female president and meanwhile Edgar Ramirez has questioned a "macho" world that teaches boys to suppress emotions and dominate women.
The actors have roused up a glitzy and high-powered crowd at the Museum of Modern Art to promote U.N. Women's HeForShe initiative to draw men into the fight for global gender equality and the organization has released a report detailing progress made by 10 universities around the world that have committed to redressing gender inequality in their institutions.
Watson, the U.N. Women Global Goodwill Ambassador, drew cheers when she has contemplated the possibility of the first female U.S. president. Ramirez, a Venezuelan actor who has featured in "The Liberator" and "Joy," has given an impassioned indictment of a world where "male adolescents are taught to be dominant, tough and disrespect women."
Every year, the U.N. chief hosts a formal lunch for the presidents, prime ministers and potentates attending the annual ministerial meeting of the U.N. General Assembly. And every year, the U.S. president responds as the representative of the host country.
