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"Elisabeth Moss has hailed her Mad Men character Peggy Olson as &amp;quot;the ultimate feminist&amp;quot;. The actress told Metro that her secretary-turned-copywriter has &amp;quot;become more of a modern woman&amp;quot; over the five seasons of the AMC show.  Asked what she liked most about her character, Moss said: &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s quite - excuse the word - &amp;#039;ballsy&amp;#039; for that time period and for her age, and I really admire that in her. &amp;quot;I also think she&amp;#039;s the ultimate feminist. She is an everyday feminist; a person who just loves what she does, has a passion for her work and wants to be allowed to do it alongside the men. &amp;quot;She doesn&amp;#039;t want to be robbed of an opportunity just because she&amp;#039;s a woman. And I think that&amp;#039;s what feminism is: you just want the chance to be who you are and do what you want to do.&amp;quot; Asked if things had got worse for women in some ways since the 1960s, Moss added: &amp;quot;The objectification of women is still very prevalent. &amp;quot;And with the rise of the internet and so much pornography, I think, in a way, that things have actually got looser about the objectification of women.&amp;quot; Mad Men continues on AMC this Sunday and on Sky Atlantic on Tuesdays in the UK. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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