I Am Not a Tourist by Daisy J. Hung explores identity and racism and the experience of being British Chinese.

In this intriguing title, Daisy J. Hung, who has made Britain her home, walks us through what it means to be a British Chinese - Chinese British.
Starting with a personal anecdote, she talks about conscious, unconscious biases and perceptions based on stereotypes and media representation of this minority group.
Hung’s prose is clear and her argument is sound. She supports it with many resources too.
I learnt plenty from this book about a community and their problems and experiences. I recommend this book to everyone who wish to be more inclusive and promote diversity.
I hope the author expands her research and practice with collaborations and more research with others who have lived experience or are experts/scientists.