Here's how pop culture has perpetuated harmful stereotypes of Asian women
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CAPE—Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment on Twitter: "In contrast, “The Butterfly” (also called “The China Doll” or “Lotus Blossom”) is painted as sexually subservient, docile, and submissive. She needs to be
Here's how pop culture has perpetuated harmful stereotypes of Asian women
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Mulan started out as a white-savior romance called China Doll.
The Dragon Lady | Europeana
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Madame Butterfly | Madame butterfly, China dolls, Opera
The Dragon Lady | Europeana
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