Mother Daughter Speak

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My co-written book, Mother Daughter Speak with my talented daughter, Elisabeth Sophia Lee is now reprinted by Wipf and Stock. Please order your copy today.

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Mother Daughter Speak: Podcast

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It was a big thrill to be interviewed with my daughter, Elisabeth Sophia Lee on our co-written book, Mother Daughter Speak for Bringing Forth Podcast with host Rachel Doll O’Mahoney.

I am so proud of my daughter who is a sophomore at Cornell University and is a writer, dancer and an amazing daughter. Please do read our book, Mother Daughter Speak.

Bruce Reyes-Chow: “But I Don’t See You as Asian”

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“Don’t be so Sensitive”    by Bruce Reyes-Chow

This is an excerpt from Bruce Reyes-Chow’s new book, But I Don’t See You as Asian: Curating Conversations about Race available now on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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My middle daughter, Abby, is a soccer player. She has played since kindergarten. She is also the kid that we have to constantly ask to “stop kicking the ball in the house,” as she is always dribbling some spherical item off of any and every surface she can—including off of unsuspecting sisters and parental units.