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Emily Ratajkowski has revealed she no longer agrees with ‘choice feminism’ and admitted she wants people to know what’s going on in her personal life.
The model, 32, looked incredible as she graced the cover of the January digital issue of Glamour UK where she posed for a stunning photoshoot.
In her interview, Emily said she has changed her mind about feminism from when she was in her early 20s and now takes a different view of the famous Blurred Lines music video which thrust her into the spotlight.
She said:’I now don’t agree with choice feminism. When I was in my early twenties that’s something I talked about, but that’s also what I correct in the book…
‘God, I was saying that because I wanted to protect myself and believe something, because the alternative was too terrifying and too depressing.
‘And even the story I told myself or talked about with Blurred Lines this kind of ‘Well, it was fun and it was empowering’, there were moments like that, yes. But there were moments on set that were so clear about who was in power.’
Choice feminism refers to expressions of feminism that emphasise women’s freedom of choice.
It encourages women to embrace the opportunities they have in life and see their choices as justified.
Critics assert it can lead to political stagnation because critical judgement of the actions of others are discouraged due to the potential of being labelled a ‘bad’ feminist.
On her book My Body, Emily recalled how she was criticised by some women after the book came out who she felt could not separate the contents of the book from her public persona.
She said: ‘I think that even in the experience of the publishing of the book, a lot of the first articles that came out were other women picking it apart in a way that I don’t think was fair, actually.
‘Because it’s a collection of essays about my experience. But they could not separate me as a person, and even referenced recent Instagram posts in critiquing my book.’
Emily also spoke about interest in her personal life, saying: ‘The recent thing that’s been killing me is that I somehow want people to know what’s going on in my personal life. I just want to set the record straight.
