Charmed actress Rose McGowan minces no words about her feelings toward studio executive Harvey Weinstein , whose history of sexual harassment was laid bare last week in a New York Times expos .

McGowan, also a director, has suggested that anyone who does business with Weinstein is complicit and even dirtier, and has called for women in Hollywood to speak up against a misogynistic power structure that needs to be brought down.

On Sunday night, following the announcement that Weinstein had been fired from his own company , McGowan raised her voice once more calling this time for the companys entire board to resign and for men in Hollywood to change their behavior.