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seochangbingifs · 5 months

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FAVORITE CHANGBIN DANCE MOMENTS 11/∞: 231214 AAA 2023 - MANIAC | Stray Kids HYUNJIN fancam 현진 직캠 via Ace.

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fauna-and-floraa · 5 months

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#bastards... of course seungmin started it #and hyunjin was in the toilet i think so sad #stray kids #bystay #skz #skzedit #seo changbin #kim seungmin #lee know #yang jeongin #lee felix #stray kids gifs #skz gifs #asian artist awards

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kep1er-net · 5 months

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official_kep1er: AAA 2023✨ Thanks for everything🖤🥀

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allaboutchanlix · 1 year

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Personal space does not exist

#bang chan #banglix #chanlix #lee felix #stray kids #allaboutchanlix #스트레이키즈 #AAA2022 #asian artist awards

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subbwoofer · 5 months

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ITZY Slay Queens 🔥

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my-ot8-is-fate · 5 months

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There is so much going on here. Jinnie rapping, being fabulous, fist bump with Han, and then Binnie smacks that ass.

#stray kids #skz #hyunjin #han #changbin #2023 aaa #asian artist awards

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akmu-is-love · 2 months

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231213 | AAA (video)

#akmu #231213 #asian artist awards

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horangslay · 5 months

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how could they silence DK like that?? let him strip & shake ass on stage if he so pleases!

#svt #seventeen #svt dk #seventeen dk #svt dokyeom #lee seokmin #lee dokyeom #dokyeomie my beloved #this man is so hot & sexy but if hes not silly every 30 seconds i fear he may drop dead #aaa #asian artist awards #svt bss #bss #booseoksoon #the number of angels we have of it is hilarious #FIN posts

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kep1er-kep1ianworld · 1 year

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Hikaru & Yujin

#hikaru #kep1er hikaru #hikaru kep1er #ezaki hikaru #choi yujin #kep1er yujin #yujin kep1er #yujin #kep1er #kep1ian #aaa 2022 #aaa #asian artist awards 2022 #asian artist awards

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newjeansador · 1 year

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NEWJEANS FIRST DAESANG!!🏆🐰🤍

#newjeans #e: new jeans #p: news #221213 #aaa 2022 #asian artist awards #ot5 #daesang

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fauna-and-floraa · 5 months

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They ran so fast 😭 x

#stray kids #asian artist awards #skz #kim seungmin #han jisung

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crazyrichxplainr · 2 months

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Riz Ahmed with Fatima Farheen Mirza at the 2024 Oscars celebrations

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allaboutchanlix · 1 year

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AAA 2022 red carpet 🫶🏻

#bang chan #banglix #chanlix #stray kids #lee felix #allaboutchanlix #스트레이키즈 #AAA2022 #asian artist awards

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skz-haven · 5 months

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#stray kids #skz #hyunjin #p:fantaken #p:awards show #fs:carpedi4m #231214 #asian artist awards 2023

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joshualunacreations · 1 year

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The US and its propaganda arm, Hollywood, have always been anti-Asian. Although opportunities are opening up for Asian actors, the underlying messaging—that divides and hurts Asians—hasn't changed.

Not too long ago, AsAms seemed united in outrage against racism and white-washed casting such as Scarlet Johannsen in Ghost in the Shell, Tilda Swinton in Dr. Strange, or Netflix’s Deathnote. Yet as more projects with AAPI leads and casts were produced, this so-called unity proved to be a lie.

The illusion of AsAm unity fell apart with To All the Boys I Loved Before—which was widely celebrated despite its blatant white-worship. The most recent blow comes from Hulu's The Company You Keep, a U.S. remake of a k-drama that replaced the male love interest with a white man.

Once it seemed like AAPI women were getting roles and being “humanized” (i.e. garnering attention and approval from white men on-screen and off) AAPI with media power were satisfied. It didn't matter that AAPI men were still erased and dehumanized—even in supposedly pro-AAPI projects.

Not only do AAPI with media power not care about the continuing harm against AAPI men, they exacerbate it. When AsAms critique anti-Asian narratives—especially ones erasing or targeting AsAm men like TATBILB—they're gaslit, harassed, censored and even permanently blacklisted.

This is because AsAm media is held hostage by the racist framework of the U.S. government's 1942-43 Mixed Marriage Policy. White men's hierarchy—based on perceived threat levels and receptiveness to white assimilation—still dictates Hollywood narratives.

Research confirms that the MMP persists today. A 2015 study shows how gendered racism leads to severe under-representation of Asian men (and Black women). Whereas monoracial Asian men face significant barriers in dating, a 2014 study shows mixed-white Asians get a "bonus effect."

This is why Hollywood execs know there will be less uproar if monoracial Asian men aren't represented—it's been the status quo for decades. In the few roles made for Asian men, they still fall into two categories: pathetic loser or toxic man/villain. In some cases, both.

The hatred and erasure of Asian men is so deeply embedded that it's led to the widespread erasure of AAPI men as victims of anti-Asian hate crimes in recorded stats and media narratives. AAPI journalists know this, yet continue to do nothing to correct it.

So what's next for AsAm representation? In 2022, Janet Yang became president of the Oscars. She's co-founder of Gold House—an AsAm Hollywood collective—and executive producer of Joy Luck Club, a seminal work bashing Asian men as irredeemable misogynists compared to "good" white men.

Many AsAms like Yang want more of Joy Luck Club and similar stories. Amy Tan, author of JLC, has been pushing for years for a sequel with the original cast. A TV series was optioned in 2017, and as of 2022 a movie sequel is to be written by white male screenwriter, Ron Bass.

Stories like Joy Luck Club aren't just bad media—they're dangerous. Arthur Martunovich randomly hammered three AsAm men to death because he saw a movie depicting Chinese men as abusers and he wanted to "protect Chinese women". There's a high chance that movie was JLC.

Hollywood has figured out it’s easy to make anti-Asian films and stifle criticism by hiring Asian tokens to give stamps of approval. An article from 1986 (40 years ago) about AsAm criticism of racism in Big Trouble in Little China shows there's a history of sowing division among AAPI and using government resources to do it. I understand the allure of the Hollywood dream because I used to believe in it myself. From an early age, all marginalized groups—POC, women, LGBTQ+—are taught to fantasize about how we'll finally be accepted and heal the hurt once we get on a big stage and give an award speech. Having experience in Hollywood as a comic creator, I know how people in power (esp. white men) behave. Their goal is to wear you down until you internalize their bigoted messaging, regurgitate it yourself, and then thank them for it. They hate the word "no." Awards don't matter if the content that gets you there ultimately serves bigoted and harmful purposes. In 2020, I made a test for AAPI media. None of the projects so far have passed. That's by design. We think we’re holding the statue, but really, it’s holding us.

Correction: I just noticed a typo in the comic. Inside the Hollywood sign's letter "Y" I meant to say "non-Asians" not "non-whites." Sorry, it was a lot of drawing and writing, and I got tired 🥴 (Please don’t repost or edit my art. Reblogs are always appreciated.)

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#asians in hollywood #aapi in hollywood #asian representation #aapi representation #oscars #academy awards #racism #anti-asian racism #gendered racism #hate crimes #anti-asian hate crimes #media analysis #asian americans #fil am artist #my art #artists on tumblr #joshua luna #josh luna

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akmu-is-love · 2 months

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#akmu #asian artist awards #Youtube

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