Transpacific Attachments

Discover the compelling insights of Lily Wong's Transpacific Attachments, published by Columbia University Press in 2020. This engaging 248-page book delves into the intricate dynamics of transpacific mobility and the multifaceted politics surrounding the figure of the sex worker. Wong expertly highlights the intersection of race, sexuality, and class through a historical lens, tracing the evolving representations of Chinese sex workers in popular media from the early twentieth century to today.

This thought-provoking exploration not only sheds light on the lives of these individuals but also critiques broader societal structures influencing their portrayal. Transpacific Attachments is essential reading for those interested in social justice, cultural studies, or the historical context of marginalized communities. Don't miss the opportunity to engage with Wong's impactful work that combines rigorous scholarship with profound human experiences.