Emma Watson has called for the creation of “awesome alternatives” to pornography that empower instead of objectifying women.

Watson spoke as she interviewed the iconic feminist campaigner Gloria Steinem to coincide with the release of Steinem’s new book, My Life on the Road, which was the first to be featured in Watson’s new feminist book club Our Shared Shelf.

“That I definitely think is possible,” replied Watson. “We should be creating lots of awesome, great alternatives to pornography.”

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