Natalie Portman Shares How She Talks to Her Kids About Injustice

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Natalie Portman Makes History astatine Angel City Soccer Opener

Natalie Portman's passionateness for societal justness extends wrong her home, too.

The Black Swan actress exclusively told E! News' Francesca Amiker how she talks to her children about equality, noting that she has those conversations with some her 6-year-old girl Amalia Millepied and 12-year-old lad Aleph Millepied.

"I deliberation it's arsenic important to person this attack towards radical arsenic equals—that men and women shouldn't beryllium treated otherwise and surely not successful the workplace," Natalie, who shares her kids with hubby Benjamin Millepied, said astatine Angel City FC's play opener March 26. "Women deserved to beryllium valued for their enactment and compensated for their enactment successful the aforesaid mode that men bash and invested in, arsenic well."

And the Oscar victor embraces that mentality successful her mundane beingness arsenic co-founder of women's shot squad Angel City FC, which volition beryllium the taxable of HBO docuseries Angel City, retired this May. The team—which features Christen Press and Sydney Leroux on the lineup—is entering their 2nd play successful the National Women's Soccer League this year.

"We enactment truthful overmuch bosom and psyche into gathering Angel City and truly trying to worth these players arsenic they deserve," Natalie shared. "They're immense stars already and we're trying to make much entree investment, truthful that they tin beryllium valued much from adjacent wage to marketing."

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And arsenic Natalie continues to clasp a vocation successful some the sports and movie worlds, she's making clip to walk with her loved ones.

"I mean truly conscionable trying to beryllium astir my kids and my friends a lot," she added. "I consciousness similar that's my passionateness the most."

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