That’s why it’s even more glaring when they don’t choose them at all. Even though men took home many awards at this year’s Golden Globes, theirof the #MeToo or Time’s Up movements — or any support of women at all — during their speeches was noticeable. A few lapel pins aren’t going to cut it in the face of verbal recognition coming from a physical pulpit. Anthony Leo, nominated for Best Animated Feature Film for The Breadwinner, thinks that the Oscars is the time for men to speak up. “There is certainly a great opportunity, especially [for] men who are accepting awards, to, if they can with their speeches, show their support of women in the industry and use that mouthpiece. It’s not something you can kind of mandate, that every man has to do this, or else they suck, you know?... The more men that echo and support those women, the faster we’re going to get to where we need to be.”