I Love My Hair. When I Was

Hollywood Likes To Put Actors In Boxes, And It Likes To Put Asian Actors In Really Small Boxes.

And On A Canadian Set, Everybody Is Equal. You Get Paid The Same. You Live Together In Barracks. You Have A Communal Kitchen. You Buy And Cook Your Own Food.

A Lot Of Things That I Can't Get Into The Room For, Even Just To Be Seen, Is Because They're Just Saying 'no. They're Not Casting Non-white.' You're Lumped Into A Category With People Who Are Just Not White.

People Ask Me What I'm Writing. They Think I'm Sandra Tsing Loh. Or They Ask About Stand-up. 'no, That's Margaret Cho.' I Really Think There Is This Kind Of Glomming, That They Think We Are Somehow All The Same Person.

I Can Get A Better Role In Tv And Work More Constantly Than I Can Waiting Around For My Friends In Canada To Call Me Every Four Years - Which They Do - And I Go Up There And Play A Leading Role.