showing that 42% of Americans could not name a prominent Asian American. Forty-two percent of respondents polled in the spring answered “I don’t know,” followed by Hong Kong actor and martial artist Jackie Chan at 11% and the Asian American actor and martial artist Bruce Lee at 9%. The most frequently mentioned Asian American woman was Lucy Liu, at 5%. The study said only 2% of Americans cited Kamala Harris, the country’s first woman, first Black American, and first Asian American vice president. ) The role eventually went to Cameron Cuffe, a white actor.On Twitter, Pageshared that interns are not provided with a copy of the NDAs they sign. The White House and the director of its internship program did not respond toThe Daily Beast's request for comments;Teen Vogue That level of representation just didn’t feel possible, within reach, or accessible. I still have to pinch myself a little bit now to believe that this is all real. But here we are: it’s August 2021, and 19-year-old Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, the star of the hit Netflix showNever Have I Ever