The policeman and social worker are dubbed "white ghosts" while a striking theme is the equivalence of a certain pronoun and the word for "slave." In Stockton, California, the author is told that "It is better to raise geese than girls" but learns of such female role models as Brave Orchid, a former doctor, and the hero of "White Tigers," Fa Mu Lan. For 10 points, name this book about learning to be Chinese-American female identify by Maxine Hong Kingston.
The policeman and social worker are dubbed "white ghosts" while a striking theme is the equivalence of a certain pronoun and the word for "slave." In Stockton, California, the author is told that "It is better to raise geese than girls" but learns of such female role models as Brave Orchid, a former doctor, and the hero of "White Tigers," Fa Mu Lan. For 10 points, name this book about learning to be Chinese-American female identify by Maxine Hong Kingston.
The policeman and social worker are dubbed "white ghosts" while a striking theme is the equivalence of a certain pronoun and the word for "slave."