2018 Golden Globes were held a few weeks ago and were hosted by Seth Meyers, a late night talk show host, and former SNL head writer. The Globes were filled with wins for Big Little Lies, The Handmaid's Tale, Lady Bird, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri among others.

However, the most important part of the night was the attention to current issues surrounding Hollywood and the rest of the world tonight. The recent sexual harassment scandals were addressed. Actors and Actresses wore all black to support Time's Up, a movement that addresses harassment, assault and gender inequality in the workplace.

That being said, there was still some inequality within the nominations, something Natalie Portman noticed. She delivered the burn of the night when she was onstage presenting the nominees for Best Director.

Gerwig is the 5th woman to have ever been nominated for this award. If she wins, she will only have been the 2nd woman to have won this award. This will be the 90th Academy Awards, meaning that 88 men have won. 88:1 isn't a great ratio.

Personally, I'm a huge fan of Gerwig. She's real, she's raw, and she's powerful. She is the type of woman director that deserves to be nominated for this honor. But 1 is not enough. Women in Hollywood are gaining more recognition but still deserve so much more for work they are producing and the stories they are telling. Women should have more lead roles, more opportunities to be directors or producers.

I hope this is a small step towards equality for women. I hope Portman is proud. Good luck Greta, I'm rooting for you.