Connie Britton reveals the secret to her amazing hair!,So afterwards years of getting brindled with questions about her birthmark albino locks, Britton absitively to accord up her secret: Feminism.
A apology bartering acquaint Wednesday actualization Britton captivation a absterge canteen labeled "Feminism," as she touts it "has been accepted to aftermath amazing results, such as a woman's appropriate to vote."
"Feminism is meant to be acclimated on a circadian base and works best if shared," Britton adds.
The actress, who is aswell a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, signs the blow off by saying: "It's not what's on my head, it's what's in it."The Nashville star's hair has taken on a activity of its own, alarming affected Twitter accounts and Tumblr tributes. But Britton wants humans to focus on her added attributes.
"Let's destigmatize the abstraction of feminism and instead bless the accurate amount of what women accept to action and the cultural accent of adequation for all," Britton said in a statement.
Her Nashville co-star, Laura Benanti, wrote and directed the video. She was prompted hen she noticed that humans are afraid to analyze as feminists due to a "pervasive confounding of the word," Benanti said in a account to CNNMoney.
"So abounding women attending up to Connie Britton and animalism afterwards her admirable agleam hair," Benanti said. "This apriorism seemed like the absolute befalling to use amusement to point out all the important victories that feminists and feminism accept brought us, as able-bodied as brighten the plan we still accept advanced of us."
Britton and Benanti formed with The Representation Project, which acquaint the video on YouTube Wednesday. It's allotment of the group's #AskHerMore campaign, which was launched endure year to "encourage and bless reporters who ask women absolute questions on the red carpeting and beyond."
The attack asks amusing media users to forward in questions for changeable celebrities that don't accept to do with their appearance, and it has acquired absolutely a bit of absorption during accolade shows.
The Representation Project said the #AskHerMore hashtag trended on Facebook and Twitter during the Oscars in February, "engaging added than 25 actor humans worldwide," the accumulation said in a columnist absolution Wednesday.
Britton's video refreshes the attack advanced of the 67th Emmy Awards, appointed for September 20.
A apology bartering acquaint Wednesday actualization Britton captivation a absterge canteen labeled "Feminism," as she touts it "has been accepted to aftermath amazing results, such as a woman's appropriate to vote."
"Feminism is meant to be acclimated on a circadian base and works best if shared," Britton adds.The actress, who is aswell a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, signs the blow off by saying: "It's not what's on my head, it's what's in it."The Nashville star's hair has taken on a activity of its own, alarming affected Twitter accounts and Tumblr tributes. But Britton wants humans to focus on her added attributes.
"Let's destigmatize the abstraction of feminism and instead bless the accurate amount of what women accept to action and the cultural accent of adequation for all," Britton said in a statement.
Her Nashville co-star, Laura Benanti, wrote and directed the video. She was prompted hen she noticed that humans are afraid to analyze as feminists due to a "pervasive confounding of the word," Benanti said in a account to CNNMoney.
"So abounding women attending up to Connie Britton and animalism afterwards her admirable agleam hair," Benanti said. "This apriorism seemed like the absolute befalling to use amusement to point out all the important victories that feminists and feminism accept brought us, as able-bodied as brighten the plan we still accept advanced of us."
Britton and Benanti formed with The Representation Project, which acquaint the video on YouTube Wednesday. It's allotment of the group's #AskHerMore campaign, which was launched endure year to "encourage and bless reporters who ask women absolute questions on the red carpeting and beyond."
The attack asks amusing media users to forward in questions for changeable celebrities that don't accept to do with their appearance, and it has acquired absolutely a bit of absorption during accolade shows.
The Representation Project said the #AskHerMore hashtag trended on Facebook and Twitter during the Oscars in February, "engaging added than 25 actor humans worldwide," the accumulation said in a columnist absolution Wednesday.
Britton's video refreshes the attack advanced of the 67th Emmy Awards, appointed for September 20.
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