This is Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls.

Welcome to Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls. I'm Sadie from Nashville, Tennessee.

I'm seven years old and I'm interviewing Tatiana Maslani, who was the narrator of last week's episode of Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls.

If you haven't heard last week's episode, now is a good time to go back and check it out.

Tatiana, would you like to introduce yourself?

Hi, I'm Tatiana Maslani. I'm an actor.

I am a feminist, and I love food and cartoons.

What's an invention you couldn't live without?

The invention that I couldn't live without is actually very connected to Hetty because

Wi-Fi for me or internet connection

is the way that I get to talk to my family who live in another country. I get to keep up with my

friends who also live very far away from me. It's like my connection to the people I love the most.

So that I could definitely not live without. Hetty filter beauty got in the way. Have you felt that way? I have never felt that way.

I love how I look. I love who I am in the world, but I've never felt like the way that I look

was so beautiful that had stopped people from taking me seriously.

I was never, I never had that struggle.

However, I did have the struggle of being very small and very young looking,

and that would sometimes get in the way of people taking me seriously,

because people thought I was a kid.

And then sometimes I dressed like a kid, And so then they continue to think that.

So I'm not doing myself any favors.

What does it mean to be a rebel girl?

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