Emma Watson: "They call me feminazi not stop me"

Emma Watson became one of the visible faces of the struggle for equality between men and women .

The actress, ambassador for UN Women, is the cover of Esquire magazine, which appears next to Tom Hanks, adherent to the HeForShe campaign.

Parallel to his work as an actress in films like  Beauty and the Beast and just released the film on the  Chilean dictacura and Colonia Dignidad , Emma Watson  has become a full supporter of women 'srights.

Since 2014, the former star of Harry Potter serves as Global Goodwill Ambassador for  UN Women  and in full celebration of  Women 'sDay,  the artist analyzes the persistent discrimination.

Cover of the latest issue of Esquire UK, Watson spoke with said medium and could not avoid referring to the demands of other Hollywood actresses for equal pay, which have already referred Charlize Theron and Jennifer Lawrence . 

"There are supposed to be talking about money because people will weigh you are difficult or diva. But there is a willingness now.  Call Me Diva, call me a feminist, call me hard, call me as you like, I will not stop doing the right thing and make sure the right thing happens . Because not only affects me, affects all other women who are with me and affects all other men who are with me too" analyzed the actress. But also I recognise that "Hollywood is just a small piece of the puzzle. If you are a woman having a tea plantation in Kenya or are a stockbroker on Wall Street or actress and Hollywood,  no get what you deserve , " she added.