Nicole Kidman Writes Powerful Essay About Domestic Violence
Nicole Kidman continues to fight for those affected by domestic violence. The 50-year-old actress penned a powerful open letter speaking out about gender equality and domestic violence for Porter magazine’s “Incredible Women” issue. “It never occurred to me that I should be at a disadvantage because I was born a girl,” Kidman wrote in the piece.
“The idea that women and men are equal is part of my DNA.
I was raised by a strong feminist mother and a fully supportive father.” “It has guided my choices to often portray strong, independent women who went against the expectations of society.
And it has been my driving force to make it in an industry that is still largely run by men,” she added. Related: Nobody Is Prouder of Nicole Kidman’s Emmys 2017 Win Than Keith UrbanThe actress, who won an Emmy for her role as Celeste, a victim of domestic violence, in [link=tt »
