Ava Duvernay, Constance Wu and Jessica Chastain on the April cover of Marie Claire
April cover stars @Ava, @Jes_Chastain, and @ConstanceWu are revolutionizing Hollywood. In the April issue they share why their work with @TimesUpNow affiliate #TimesUpEntertainment is so crucial for inclusion, representation, diversity, and equality. https://t.co/5I9oLUfIXp pic.twitter.com/13Xp0IO4BX
— Marie Claire (@marieclaire) March 7, 2019
- They are said to be some of the most engaged women of the Time's Up organization
- There are labelled pictures of each: Constance is the firebrand, Ava is the groundbreaker, and Jessica is the champion
- Ava says her biggest career regret was to forgo her writing credit on Selma
- Constance says she's outspoken because she's sensitive, even though people assume she isn't
- People have told Jessica that she needs be a little more quiet with "all this woman talk"
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If you had to pick famous women to represent feminism today, who would you pick, ONTD?
Also, happy international women's day ♥
She DID work with him, she just fired him as a director but still used his script. Sold out for an action movie written by an abusive nobody.
As shitty as that was, I think it was ultimately a smart decision. Because Selma really put her on the map and helped brand her as a major figure.
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“Some people call it ‘yellowface,’ but I say ‘the practice of blackface employed on Asians’ because that’s more evocative.”
She then showed her ass when people tried to explain the issue with that statement.
Like I think it was rude of them to @ her with their bad reviews but also if you're going to be engaging with people on twitter and putting work out there you need to be able to let that shit go.
jfc constance looks insanely gorgeous.
Just bye to the whole thing.
It's like powerful women can only exude power if they wear a suit which????????
And again I love women in suits but I'm tired if the overused imagery