Emma Watson continued her push to reclaim her hard-fought feminist label by donating to Planned Parenthood, calling the abortion giant "the best." 

As part of her Vanity Fair campaign in promotion of Disney's live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast, Watson teamed with reporter Derek Blasberg for an iPad Q&A in New York's Grand Central Station. For the price of just two dollars, fans were encouraged to ask Watson anything. Needless to say, one conversation devolved into social justice virtue-signaling.  

Praising her "HeForShe" campaign as the UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador as "very inspiring," one passerby tickled her feminist funny bone when he declared that was "definitely against sexism" and "definitely against, you know, arranged marriages, and I’m definitely pro-choice."

Had Watson been on location, she may very well have kissed him and praised his feminist sensibilities. 

"You’re obviously a complete legend and definitely a feminist," she said. 

Blasberg later inquired of Watson to explain what she wanted to do with all the accumulated funds.

 “What am I going to do with all this stuff?” he asked.

“Oh my god, the money! It has to go to Planned Parenthood,” she insisted. “Planned Parenthood, they’re the best.”