It’s unclear how this myth originated, but many suspect it’s rooted in colonialism. Patricia Park, for Bitch Media, traces this sexualization back to the Korean and Vietnam War, when the United States established a military presence.

Thousands of Asian women, including Thai and Filipina women, were trafficked and coerced into prostitution with white American soldiers. (The rippling effects are especially evident in Thailand, where mass sex tourism was developed to pay off debts.)

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As a result, many white men’s first encounter with Asian women was in the context of military conquest and sexual domination.

In the Journal of the American Philosophical Association, Robin Zheng makes a point that this history has shaped the way people are exposed to Asian women today. Hollywood stereotypes mostly paint Asian women as sexual, from a submissive damsel-in-distress to China Doll and dragon lady, until they give birth and become tiger moms. (Ithaca College Library keeps an updated list of portrayals of Asians in films, showcasing how the roles are limited to sex props, gangsters, or entirely erased.)

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But another newer avenue where most of these stereotypes continue to explicitly persist? Porn, a ground that’s rapidly becoming the primary source of sex education for teenagers.

One 27-year-old white man, who asked to remain anonymous, shares how this avenue was where he learned the idea that Asian women have tighter vaginas.

“Pornography contributes a lot to this idea,” he says. “There’s a lot of pornography, for example, that’ll pair together Asian women and Black men, playing off those sexual stereotypes. So, I think that it’s inherently something that men have ingrained in their psyches.”

However, this myth isn’t just circulated within male circles. Even women perpetuate this stereotype.

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Jenny Snyder, a 27-year-old half-Asian woman also from Louisville, says that her white female friend asked her in high school if her vagina was sideways. “She literally asked me if my vagina was horizontal,” Snyder recalls. “She also thought that my butt crack was horizontal — like one butt cheek on top of another.”

Michelle Eigenheer, a half-Korean woman from Louisville, Kentucky, recalls an experience where her gynecologist — a white woman — switched to a speculum usually reserved for teenagers in the middle of the examination.

“It probably had more to do with the fact that I was tense rather than an actual biological difference,” Eigenheer says. “But it did make me wonder — is this a real thing?”

As a gynecologist expert, Dr. Nwadike has never encountered the need to switch speculums. “It’s possible they don’t interact with a lot of Asian people. It depends on who their population base it, maybe they don’t have the opportunity to see that dispelled,” she says, after asked why she thought this stereotype continued to persist, even in the medical field. “A lot of people think that Black men have certain features, and that’s not a fact, but the stereotype persists.”

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