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— Literature, criticism, publishing, and the reading lifeAnna May Wong needed a citizenship form to leave her own country, couldn't legally marry the men she loved, and got locked out of buying a house in Los Angeles despite her fame. Her private letters reveal how she navigated Hollywood's ugliest casting snub with a poise that still holds lessons today.
— via Literary Hub, Shirley Jennifer Lim
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