09 Monday Jan 2023
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AAPI, Alabaster Jar, chicago, Consulate General, Invisible, korea, Korean Consulate General in Chicago, Lynn Cohick, Nationa Day Reception of the Republic of Korea, Northern Seminary, podcast, racism, rev. jesse jackson
This is a repost of my Substack post. Please do subscribe to my Substack: Loving Life. It is free or you can support me as low as 5.00 a month. I am grateful to all my supporter who support my writing, speaking and church work. Thank you
25 Tuesday Feb 2020
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chicago, interview, Jenn White, keeping hope alive, new book, Orbis Books, public radio, rainbow push coalition, rev. jesse jackson, WBEZ
It was wonderful to be interviewed by Jenn White of WBEZ Radio produced by Daniel Tucker on latest book Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons & Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr.
The book is being read widely and is already in third printing in 2 months of being published.
Please read it for Black History Month as the book itself is a living document of where the civil rights movement has changed and affected many aspects of American politics, culture and society.
13 Thursday Jun 2013
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chicago, children, christianity, conference, divine, faith, Lenape and Dine Nations, Native Ancestors, race, Society of Race Ethnicity and Religion, SRER, Susan Shields
This is a wonderful reflection by my student Susan Shields. She attended the “Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion” in Chicago and had a terrific experience. Here is her story.
Have you ever watched children playing outside? I watched a small group of children playing in a yard recently. They were free to laugh, run and play and fully enjoyed the experience which brought joy to their Spirits and mine. Soon after this I had quite a different experience at Midway airport. Hundreds of people stood in lines delineated by barriers depicting a Continue reading
09 Sunday Jun 2013
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chicago, civil rights, Colonialism Han and the Tranformative Spirit, grace ji-sun kim, Keep Hope Alive, Privacy, Radio, rev. jesse jackson, Santita Jackson
This morning I was a guest on the radio show, “Keep Hope Alive” with Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. I was in the studio with Santita Jackson who is the producer of the show while Rev. Jackson was hosting the show from L.A.This is a repost of Santita Jackson Fan Page Facebook post of today’s show. Continue reading
29 Wednesday May 2013
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academic, Alisha Lola Jones, call for papers, chicago, lectures, motherhood, Move and Shake Work-Life Balance, retreat, University of Chicago, women, women of color, Workshops
MOVE AND SHAKE WORK-LIFE BALANCE RETREAT
at the University of Chicago,
Chicago, IL August 30 – September 1, 2013
This will be a gathering of high performing women, who want to explore the ways in Continue reading
17 Monday Dec 2012
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Anthony Pinn, chicago, communities of color, Ethnicity and Religion, George "Tink" Tinker, James Cone, Kwok Pui-lan, M. Shawn Copeland, Miguel De la Torre, Otto Maduro, Society or Race, Stacey Floyd-Thomas
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Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion
Although a space has been carved out for scholars of color, the scholarship taking place within that space continues to be ignored; and because there are numerous sessions and groups during Academic conferences – so many of our sessions are forced to conflict with each other, seldom providing the opportunity for scholars of color to cross-pollinate. Scholars of color must ask if we inadvertently constructed impressive exclusive Continue reading
15 Thursday Nov 2012
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AAR, annual meeting, chicago, Gender, grace ji-sun kim, Moravian Theological Seminary, Sex, Sexuality and Religion, women of color scholarship
If you are attending the American Academy of Religion (AAR), here is another event you can attend.
A18-100
Sex, Gender, Sexuality, and Religion Cluster
Theme: Naming Our History, Rebuilding Our Alliances, Mapping Our Future
Jacqueline Hidalgo, Williams College, Presiding Continue reading
Grace Ji-Sun Kim 