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5:04Now PlayingBroadway actress and the voice behind Disney's Mulan and Princess Jasmine, Lea Salonga, is holding the media to account over its portrayal of Asians as hate crimes against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders rise in the U.S.
"Hollywood needs to really look at itself and hold a mirror up to what it has done," she says.
Especially when it comes to the portrayal of Asian women. "To fetishize women that look like me to objectify women that look like me could very well result in that kind of violence happening to women from this part of the world," Salonga says.
Bloomberg Quicktake's Nicole Sy also asks the actress about her personal experiences with microaggressions and what people can do to be better AAPI allies.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Lea Salonga is the first Asian woman to win a Tony and is a Grammy-nominated singer.
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