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Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuff I Never Told You, a production of IHart Radio.

And we are sliding into Pride Month for activists around the world with a lesbian icon legend, y'all.

And we are talking about kitty suey.

I'm going to try to say this name correct, y'all.

Tsui.

I have a little of a hard time with the T, but yes, T-S-U-I, and she is, as I said, a lesbian icon,

who is also a writer, author, actor, poet, and bodybuilder. She's also been on TV. Like,

she actually has a whole documentary about her, which I feel like, you know, happens a lot.

We talk about these amazing people and they're like, yeah, let's record her life.

Yes, as they should.

But anyway, coming back.

So she was born in Hong Kong, and her parents actually left her under the care of her grandmother

to build a better life for them and her in London.

So at the age of five, she finally went to live with them in London.

And it was a decade later that she would move with her family to the U.S., to San Francisco specifically.

And in an interview with Elders Project with Columbia University, she talks a bit about her educational experience and her growing up.

And she says this, I had an English education. I had a British education.

We had to, I mean, math wasn't math. It was arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, physics,

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