You might think: Who is this Harry Potter girl? What is she doing at the UN?

It’s the question Emma Watson posed to the United Nations General Assembly yesterday, and I’ll tell you what she was doing there: Absolutely nailing it.

As the newly appointed UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador, Emma was on hand in New York to launch the new campaign HeforShe—a global movement designed to tackle the idea that gender inequality is not a “woman’s issue,” but a “human issue.” And that men can—and should—be feminists, too.

Related: Watch Emma Watson Speak On Gender Equality At The UN

I like to hope that the beauty and power in what Emma Watson said in front of the United Nations is another step toward the reshaping of cultural attitudes. When we can realize it’s harmful to tell women that they aren’t as “smart as men,” and just as harmful to tell boys to “stop crying” or to “be a man about it.” When we can admit that not all feminists are angry, militant, or bra-burning stereotypes. When we accept that even thoughtful, intelligent feminists—say, such as myself—can also enjoy stereotypically feminine interests like fashion and style.

Because that’s the thing. I am an outspoken feminist. I also love men. And I ALSO really want all of this amazing Emma Watson fan swag to actually exist in real life. I would rock all of this so hard.

When I saw the words “Ray Rice Inspired Makeup Tutorial,” my stomach twisted into knots. The subject of domestic violence and abuse—thrown into the spotlight in the past several days due to the horrific actions of the NFL superstar—is so fraught, so intense, and so deeply important that I had a visceral, gut-kicking reaction. I was prepared to watch the video and be deeply offended.

Instead, I watched the video, and the unexpected happened: I laughed. And then immediately emailed the creator, Megan MacKay, to see if she’d be willing to do an interview with me. Her three-minute video is both bitingly funny and bitterly angry, qualities that are incredibly difficult to blend effectively. She does it beautifully and with style.

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MTV STYLE: Hi, Megan! We’d love to know a bit more about you.

MEGAN MACKAY: Hi! I’m 22 and I’m from Toronto, Canada. I studied Radio and Television at Ryerson University with a focus on comedy screenwriting. My most brag-worthy training would be the semester I spent in Chicago completing the Comedy Studies program which—no big deal—is the same program Aidy Bryant did. It makes it real easy to pretend we’re best friends.

I see that the Ray Rice video isn’t the first of your makeup tutorial videos. When did you start making them? What made you decide that the idea of the ‘makeup tutorial’ was ready ...