Connie Chung, the groundbreaking news anchor, has released her memoir, 'Connie,' which delves deep into her remarkable career and personal challenges. In the memoir, Chung discusses her struggles against sexism in a male-dominated industry, including revealing experiences of being sexually assaulted by a family doctor. She candidly addresses her fight for recognition and respect while working at CBS, particularly in her confrontations with former co-anchor Dan Rather, whom she accuses of bias towards women. Chung reflects on the impact of her work on a generation of Asian American girls, the challenges she faced while delaying marriage and motherhood for her career, and the humorous strategies she used to integrate herself in the newsroom. Alongside her serious narrative, she also shares anecdotes about using humor and resilience to navigate her professional journey. With this release, Chung not only revisits her storied past but also offers insights into the ongoing issues of gender and racial bias in journalism.