Ever find yourself getting upset about a colleague’s rude remark? You’re too emotional. Call out your partner for being disrespectful? You’re too emotional. Respond with fear or anger when a man catcalls you on the street? You get the picture.

Being “too emotional” is a label that many women have been slapped with during their lifetimes, and it’s one that actress Claire Foy has well and truly had enough of.

During a visit to Supreme Court earlier this month, The Crown star found herself confronted by an anti #MeToo protester. The troubling encounter left her confused as to why a man would so openly oppose women’s rights.

“How dare you write #MeTooFraud on a placard?” Foy said during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. “It just breaks my heart, how other human beings just care so little about people. That person must not have any idea of what those women have been through. I have a real problem with people not understanding the effect that they have on other people.”

Of course, Foy was referring to the sexual assault case involving Dr Christine Blasey Ford. Ford alleges that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a house party in the early Eighties, when they were both teenagers. When she learned of Trump’s intention to promote Kavanaugh to the highest court in America, Ford came forward. Regardless, the Senate voted Kavanaugh in.

Claire Foy responds with fury after being confronted by an anti #MeToo protester