B.D. Wong tells all at pre-lecture forum
By Jacqueline Prins
Web Design Editor
By Kyle A. Kiekintveld
Collegiate Staff Writer

B.D. Wong spoke at an open student forum at GRCC on Dec. 3. Only a few hours later, he also spoke at Fountain Street Church as a part of GRCC's Diversity Lecture series.

The video is divided into 7 segments.
B.D. Wong gives introduction to forum
In this segment Wong briefly introduces himself to GRCC students.
The Q&A begins
Wong answers student questions regarding role models and his experience in acting classes.
Building a family
Wong talks about the adoption process, and other options he explored when he and his partner decided to have a child.
Dr.George Huang and "Law and Order: SVU"
Why Wong stayed with the show, and what he has in common with his on-screen character, Dr. George Huang.
Dealing with diversity in the entertainment bussiness
Wong addressed the value of living "out lives" and how he dealt with diversity in the entertainment bussiness.
The golden rule
The best approach to spreading acceptance is the golden rule, suggests Wong.
Finding success as himself
Wong speaks about finding more success being himself.

B.D. Wong gives introduction to forum

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The Q&A begins

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Building a family

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Dr. George Huang and "Law and Order: SVU"

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Dealing with diversity in the entertainment bussiness

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The golden rule

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Finding success as himself

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