Kent Chuang Kent Chuang i(A130189 works by) (a.k.a. Kent Koy-Wah Chuang)
Born: Established: 1960 Hong Kong,
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China,
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East Asia, South and East Asia, Asia, ;
Gender: Male
Heritage: Chinese
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1 Using Chopsticks to Eat Steak Kent Chuang , 1999 single work autobiography
— Appears in: Multicultural Queer : Australian Narratives 1999; (p. 29-41) 'Rice queens,' 'small dicks,' and 'Asian take-aways,' are just a few of the stereotypes that Asian gay men are faced with in Sydney's gay culture. Even though the author grew up in and quickly assimilated to the general Australian society, he felt like an outsider when he came out and moved into the gay community, where race-based sexual perceptions appear to dominate. This article is a personal exploration of how one Asian gay man came to find a place for himself within the predominantly white-oriented gay community. -- Author's abstract p. 29.
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