Actress Elisabeth Moss says she is a loyal supporter of women rights and empowerment.
The 34-year-old actress says she cares for the cause, that needs to be achieved not only Hollywood but also beyond in real life, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"I'm such a staunch believer in women's rights, I don't really give a ... About anybody who isn't.
"It's like, I don't need them to watch the show. At a certain point, things are more important than your job," says Moss.
The actress, who recently featured in "The Handmaid's Tale", received flak for calling the dystopian drama not a "feminist story".
Moss, best known for her role as Peggy Olson in "Mad Men", had raked up a storm when she said she "never intended to play Offred as a feminist", at its Tribeca Film Festival premiere this year.
Author Margaret Atwood, on whose book the Hulu series is based, defended Moss' comments, saying the actress was "Not writer(s). Not wordfolk".
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