Invisible: Sexism, Racism, and Xenophobia at Georgetown University

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Invisible: Book Launch Day

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian American, Asian American Theology, Asian American women, church, discrimination, Fortress Press, immigration, Invisible, love, new book, racism, Spirit, theology, women, xenophobia

So thrilled that my book, Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women is released Nov 9th, 2021. I have been writing this book for several years and it is the most personal book to date. I hope you will find it useful, lifegiving and empowering. Let me know what you think and please review it or rate it on Amazon and other book sites.

Invisible: Pre-order Today

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AAPI, Asian American, Asian American Theology, Asian American women, bible, discrimination, Fortress Press, invisibility, Invisible, racism, sexism, StopAAPIHate, xenophobia

I am so thrilled to receive my advanced copies of my book Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women. This is a very personal book as I shared a lot of my life story in this book. I hope it will be a good read for many.

A World of Difference Podcast: Interview on “Invisible”

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I was excited to speak on my forthcoming book, Invisible on A World of Difference podcast hosted by Lori Adams-Brown.

International Session: Racism Across the Globe

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Annual Conference, Asian American, Asian hate, discrimination, Englewood Review of Books, Invisible, new book, Panel, racism, rainbow push coalition, rev jesse jackson, stopasianhate

I was honored to be part of the Annual Rainbow PUSH Coalition‘s Conference. I spoke on Asian Hate on the International Session: Racism Across the Globe.

Fall 2021 – Most Anticipated Books for Christian Readers!

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Asian American, Asian American Theology, discrimination, Englewood Review of Books, experience, Invisible, marginalization, racism, theology, women, xenophobia

I am thrilled that my forthcoming book, Invisible is on Englewood Review of Books’ “Fall 2021-Most Anticipated Books for Christian Readers!” What an honor.

Love-Rinse, Repeat Podcast: Hope in Disarray

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It was a joy to be in Love-Rinse, Repeat podcast with Rev. Liam Miller to discuss my latest book, Hope in Disarray.

You can watch it on Youtube and listen to it on various podcast platforms.

Embracing The Other with Love

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian hate, Celebration Presbyterian Church, discrimination, Embracing the Other, Invisible, love, New Creations Community, racism, StopAAPIHate, stopasianhate

I am so honored to be invited to speak at the New Creations Community event on Embracing The Other with Love: Stop Asian Hate. When I was doing my Ph.D. studies, I worked in the Noah’s Ark Ministry at Celebration Presbyterian Church, Toronto. So thrilled to stay in touch with the beautiful people there and be invited to speak.

Keep Hope Alive Radio Show: Voting Rights

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It was a joy to be on Keep Hope Alive Radio Show with Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., and with producer Santita Jackson. We discussed voting rights, racism and the role of religion during the elections.

AAR Board Statement on U.S. Executive Order

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I am part of the American Academy of Religion‘s Board of Directors.

Below is the American Academy of Religion‘s Board Statement on U.S. Executive Order “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States”.

Please feel free to share it with your communities and on social media.