Why I Wrote Invisible

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Below is a repost from my substack. Please subscribe there and follow my writing, Madang podcast….

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It’s time for America to rid itself of Asian prejudice

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May is AAPI Heritage Month. Celebrate AAPI achievements and contributions. To learn more, read my book, Invisible.

Here is my latest piece for Baptist News Global.

In 1942, Japanese Americans transfer from train to bus at Lone Pine, California, bound for war relocation authority center at Manzanar (Photo by Buyenlarge/Getty Images)

Why I wrote my book about Asian Americans being Invisible

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“Why I wrote my book about Asian Americans being Invisible” is my latest piece for Baptist News Global. I hope you get a chance to read Invisible. Please also rate it or review it. Thank you.

The invisibility of women in the Bible

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Here is an excerpt from my book, Invisible in the Baptist News Global. Please read my book and please do rate it, review it and share it. Thank you so much. May is AAPI Heritage Month. I hope you can find ways to celebrate it.

Keeping Hope Alive

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It was an honor to edit Rev. Jesse Jackson’s book, Keeping Hope Alive (Orbis Books). As he turned 80 on Oct 8th, it is time to revisit his work, read his book and reflect on his life.

Here is an interview that Orbis Books Publisher did with Rev. Jesse Jackson and I. Watch the video, and read his book.

Thoughts on Jesse Jackson’s 80th birthday

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Here is my latest for the Baptist News Global on Rev. Jesse Jackson.

OPINION GRACE JI-SUN KIM  |  OCTOBER 6, 2021On Monday, Aug. 2, 2021, Jesse Jackson speaks to a crowd during a demonstration on Capitol Hill supporting voting rights. With him is William Barber. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

Introducing the Madang podcast inspired by a desire to understand

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Read my latest piece for the Baptist News Global: “Introducing the Madang podcast inspired by a desire to understand” where I reflect on starting my podcast Madang and what it means to me.

Madang: Susan M. Shaw

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Preach at Christ Congregational Church in Silver Spring, MD

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I look forward to preaching at Christ Congregational Church in Silver Spring, MD on Sunday May 16, 2021 to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month. Please join me if you are able.

Reflections on March 16

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OPINIONELISABETH SOPHIA LEE  |  MARCH 24, 2021People take part in a rally against hate and confront the rising violence against Asian Americans at Columbus Park in the Chinatown section of the Manhattan borough of New York, on Sunday, March 21, 2021. (AP Photo/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez)