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Lucy Liu says there is a lot more work to be done in order to eradicate the Asian stereotypes perpetuated by society and the media over the last 200 years.

Lucy Liu Reflects On Her Career As An Asian-American Actress Actress, director, and visual artist Lucy Liu wrote a piece for the Washington Post reflecting on the highlights of her career as an Asian-American actress, the characters she played, and discusses some of the struggles that Asian-Americans have faced historically. In summary: - Growing up the only Asian faces she saw on TV were Jack Soo from “Barney Miller,” George Takei in “Star Trek”, and actress Anne Miyamoto from the Calgon fabric softener commercial - Says when she was a kid she and her friends would play and pretend ...

By Paige Gawley‍ This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Embed Code Now playing Lucy Liu believes there's a lot more work to do when it comes to Asian representation in Hollywood. In an op-ed for  The Washington Post, the 52-year-old actress reflects on the impact of her role of Alex Munday in  Charlie's Angels and shares what more needs to be done. Liu begins her essay by recalling her childhood, writi...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Lucy Liu says her 'Charlie's Angels' role 'helped move the needle' away from harmful Asian stereotypes "My success has helped move the needle. But it'll take more..." • 4 min read Catching up with Lucy Liu live on 'GMA' The actress discussed her new partnership with LIFEWTR to support arts education. Cindy Ord/Getty Images, FILE Lucy Liu reflected on the cultural impact of the 2000 movie "Charlie's Angels," especially when it came to combatting Asian stereotypes. In a Thursday op-ed for The Washington Post, ...