In the fourth episode of our #StopAsianHate series where we explore the intersection between anti-Asian hate and the film and television industry, actress and filmmaker Mayumi Yoshida (The Man in the High Castle; Akashi) discusses the racism she’s experienced in the industry, the devastating impact of on-screen stereotypes on Asian women, and why Asian Canadian films are Canadian films. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

In the fourth episode of our #StopAsianHate series where we explore the intersection between anti-Asian hate and the film and television industry, actress and filmmaker Mayumi Yoshida (The Man in the High Castle; Akashi) discusses the racism she’s experienced in the industry, the devastating impact of on-screen stereotypes on Asian women, and why Asian Canadian films are Canadian films. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

In the fourth episode of our #StopAsianHate series where we explore the intersection between anti-Asian hate and the film and television industry, actress and filmmaker Mayumi Yoshida (The Man in the High Castle; Akashi) discusses the racism she’s experienced in the industry, the devastating impact of on-screen stereotypes on Asian women, and why Asian Canadian films are Canadian films. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

Episode 164: #StopAsianHate with Mayumi Yoshida

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Episode 164: #StopAsianHate with Mayumi Yoshida

Episode 164: #StopAsianHate with Mayumi Yoshida