How Fetishization Impacts East Asian American Women

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Three women on how fetishization and stereotypes have impacted their experiences with love and sex. ⬇️

was repeated over and over. How could this be? How could it have come to this point?

Maybe my classmate didn’t mean to cast a racial slur at me. After all, we were five. But this is far from one isolated story. The umbrella blanket term of— Asian American Pacific Islander — conceals the fact that Asian American women of different ethnicities are impacted by fetishization, hypersexualization, and othering in very unique ways.

 

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I’m really struggling to understand why this piece is framed around the uniqueness of East Asian American experiences, yet the experiences as described are definitely also experienced by women of southeast Asian descent

In east Asia, that look isn’t exotic. In the western world it is. How is this a problem?

It can impact women and girls everywhere. Men now have a green light to play out their fetish in women's places world wide. And told to accept it.

I would be in debt

'I would be in debt”

this magazine is run by the most angry women on the planet

Happens to hispanic women and men all the time and even more widespread in our media and hollywood

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