need a response to this classmate response: Media formats such as film portray Asian characters into fixed roles, played by both Asian and Non-asian actors. This idea is reinforced by the establishment of the term "yellow face" and "yellow face logic." Roles taken on by both Asian and Non-asian actors contribute to the poor representation and normalized racism within the Asian community. The term explicit yellow face is the idea in which Non-asian actors take on asian characters. This can be exemplified by films such as, the live action version of The Last Airbender and Marvel's Dr. Strange. The poor representation of Asian inspired characters contributes to the stereotypes and stigma created by media consumption. Though inclusivity has been increasing the portrayal of asian characters casted by non asian actors is reinforced by the "transparent mask." As a consumer, we tend to dismiss this idea for the sake of our enjoyment to the plot. The "whitewashing" of characters promotes the idea in which asian individuals are "oriental" or the need for cultural assimilation. Mr. Yunioshi a character portrayed in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is a character added for comedic relief, though also reinforces white supremacy. This character depiction represents Asians in poor lighting for the enjoyment of a Non-asian audience. Though this idea is not only portrayed by non-asian actors, Implicit yellowface also reinforces this idea. This term describes Asian or Asian American actors "playing th