Connie Chung Reflects on Trailblazing Career in New Memoir

The veteran broadcaster discusses overcoming sexism and racism, her impact on Asian American women, and her personal journey in 'Connie'.

Connie Chung's memoir, 'Connie', recounts her experiences as the first Asian American and second woman to anchor a major network newscast.
Chung discusses the challenges she faced, including sexism and racism, and how she developed a tough, confident persona to succeed in a male-dominated industry.
Her memoir highlights her significant influence on a generation of Asian American women, many of whom were named after her by parents who admired her success.
Chung shares personal stories from her career, including notable interviews and the difficulties of balancing professional and personal life, such as adopting her son later in life.
She reflects on the progress made in diversity and inclusion in media, while emphasizing that more work is needed to combat persistent sexism and racism.