14 Tuesday Nov 2017
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A webinar on Tuesday, November 14, 2017,(12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST), will explore the topic: “Impact of Environmental Injustice on Low-Income and Communities of Color.”
28 Sunday Apr 2013
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Anthony Pinn, communities of color, ethnicity, grace ji-sun kim, Miguel De la Torre, race, religion, scholars, scholarship, Society or Race Ethnicity and Religion, Stacey Floyd-Thomas
The first inaugural meeting for the “Society of Race Ethnicity and Religion” took place April 26-28, 2013 at Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago and McCormick Theological Seminary.
We had a large gathering of graduate students, professors, scholars and activists who attended, participated and contributed to this inaugural meeting. Continue reading
24 Wednesday Apr 2013
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Asian American, communities of color, Critical Race Theory, grace ji-sun kim, racism, The Feminist Wire, white privilege
This is my first piece for The Feminist Wire. It is part of a 10-day Forum on “Race, Racism and Anti-Racism Within Feminism.” Click here for the original post.
Race Relations
“It’s so nice and warm on the inside that you forget that there’s an outside. The worst of it is, the crab that mostly keeps you down is you…The realization had her mind on fire.” —Terry Pratchett, Unseen Academicals
I was heading home from speaking at the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Synod of British Columbia meeting when a short incident on the plane ended a rather wonderful 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
Grace Ji-Sun Kim 