Emma Watson’s fierce Vanity Fair photo quickly sparked unwarranted debate on whether she has been true to her feminist rhetoric. Of course, she fired back saying that feminism is about a choice — “I don’t really know what my tits have to do with it,” she said.

Before she knew it, critics tried to show her as a hypocrite by digging into old interviews, particularly one when she references Beyonce in a 2014 interview: “As I was watching [the videos from Beyonce’s self-titled album] I felt very conflicted,” she said to Wonderland. “I felt her message felt very conflicted in the sense that on the one hand she is putting herself in a category of a feminist, but then the camera, it felt very male, such a male voyeuristic experience of her.”

So, Emma posted a pic on Instagram showing the whole context of the interview. “This is the part of my 2014 interview with Tavi [Gevinson] where we talked about Beyonce. My words are in bold…”

This is the part of my 2014 interview with Tavi where we talked about Beyoncé. My words are in bold. pic.twitter.com/Y8vumOeyDT

— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) March 7, 2017

“[Beyoncé] does make it clear that she is performing for him,” part of the bolded text read, where critics clearly missed. “And the fact she wasn’t doing it for a label, she was doing it for herself and the control that she has directing it and putting it out there, I agree is making her sexuality empowering because it is her choice… The second is that I would say you do get sense of, ‘I can be a feminist, I can be an intellectual, I can be all these other things, but I can also be ok with my femininity and being pretty and with all these things that I thought might negate my message or negate what I am about’. That really is the most interesting thing about the album. It is so inclusive and puts feminism and femininity and female empowerment on such a broad spectrum.”

There you have it, folks. Emma is one consistent feminist.