As a young child, Lac Su made a harrowing escape from the Communists in Vietnam. With a price on his father's
head, Lac, with his family, was forced to immigrate in 1979 to seedy West Los Angeles where squalid living conditions
and a cultural fabric that refused to thread them in effectively squashed their American Dream. Lac's search for
love and acceptance amid poverty�not to mention the psychological turmoil created by a harsh and unrelenting father�turned
his young life into a comedy of errors and led him to a dangerous gang experience that threatened to tear his life
apart.
Heart-wrenching, irreverent, and ultimately uplifting, I Love Yous Are for White People is memoir at its most affecting,
depicting the struggles that countless individuals have faced in their quest to belong and that even more have
endured in pursuit of a father's fleeting affection.