Club Lunch - Book Talk: Daughter of the Dragon by Yunte Huang

In a world where representation and diversity are becoming more important than ever, the life story of Anna May Wong serves as a poignant reminder of the battles against exploitation and racism faced by Chinese-Americans in the 20th century.
Born in a Chinese laundry in LA, Wong rose to become Old Hollywood’s most famous Chinese-American actress. Her performances captivated global audiences, but she also faced tremendous challenges in an industry plagued by racism and sexism.
Today, Wong’s legacy continues to inspire new generations. Her story is a timely reminder of the struggles faced by marginalized communities and the importance of representation in pop culture.
Join this FCC lunch event as we welcome author Yunte Huang to discuss Wong's life and legacy. Q&A moderated by Tiffany May, FCC Member and Reporter at The New York Times.