Comedy, Identity, and Political Turmoil

This chapter explores the speaker's journey as an Asian comedian navigating predominantly white audiences, tackling outdated perceptions and cultural complexities. They reflect on their family's immigration from Hong Kong to America amidst political strife while critiquing the intersection of capitalism and governance in China. The conversation further addresses contemporary issues of authority, privacy, and societal responses to protests, revealing deep concerns about power dynamics and the truth in media narratives.