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Emma Watson did more than sport a pin to show her support for the Time's Up movement on Winter Wonderlust (2015)Oscars night: She had her support written on her arm.

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Watson showed off a new (temporary) "Times Up" tattoo on her forearm at Vareity's Academy Awards afterparty on Sunday night (which appeared to be missing an apostrophe!). The actress wasn't shy about showing her support for the Time's Up movement, which helps victims of sexual assault and harassment fight back against abusers.

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Emma Watson showing off her temporary tattoo inspired by the Time's Up movement. Credit: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images

Written in black cursive script, the tattoo is more than just a skin-deep show of support. The Harry Potter star has spoken out in support of the movement and against the climate of harassment in Hollywood and beyond before, as well as donating $1.4 million to the UK Justice and Equality Fund.

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The Time's Up movement and its legal defense fund for victims of sexual assault and harassment has raised over $20 million since kicking off in early 2018 and has received help from over 200 lawyers.

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