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The social media push for Asian-American casting diversity that began with John Cho (“Harold and Kumar”), has expanded to include actress Constance Wu.

“The Martian,” “Me Before You,” and “Avengers: Age of Ultron” – #StarringJohnCho movement reimagined Hollywood blockbusters starring John Cho, whose face was PhotoShopped over the face of white male characters on movie posters. The result visually captivates the possibility and normalcy for an Asian-American actor to play main leads in popular movies.

William Yu, creator of #StarringJohnCho, initiated the movement in hopes to push for diversity in American media, and to raise the issue of underrepresentation of Asian Americans in the Hollywood movie industry. Yu was interviewed by CNN yesterday to discuss the issues of “whitewashing” in American media. His growing push has its own Twitter account and official website.

Soon after actress Constance Wu recently Tweeted “Follow @starringjohncho & let’s keep talking bout #whitewashedOUT bc our stories and hearts are real & deep & meaningful. Invisible no more!”, #StarringConstanceWu became another movement on the rise. Similar to #StarringJohnCho, #StarringConstanceWu shows the actress featured on popular movie posters such as “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2″ and “Easy A.”

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