Olivia Munn using her platform stepping up to #StopAsianHate

David Edwards Daily Celeb Each Sunday, we take a moment to give a shout-out to a celebrity activist doing HollyGOOD. This week, we’re shouting out Olivia Munn. The actress, known for her roles in HBO’s The Newsroom, Psylocke in the 2016 Marvel film X-Men: Apocalypse, and Dina in the Netflix rom-com Love Wedding Repeat, is boldly using her Instagram to raise awareness and demand more mainstream media coverage for the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes in America. In an Instagram post, Olivia Munn says she found herself “at a loss for words.” She goes on to say “To simply exist as a minority in this country is seen as a protest to some. We need help amplifying the outrage. We need help to feel safe in our country. We need help to be safe in our country.” Read the full post here: The actress, who includes “Proud Asian American” on her Instagram profile, was born in Oklahoma to an American father and a mother of Chinese descent. After her mother remarried, Olivia Munn lived in Tokyo for part of her childhood. Olivia Munn’s Instagram becomes a tool for radical change After sharing the above letter on February 9th, Olivia Munn…
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