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Fortress Press, invisibility, Invisible, model minority myth, racism, sexism, Theology of Visibility
I was happy to share my book Invisible on The Two Cities Podcast.
May is AAPI Heritage Month. Please do read some of my books.

30 Monday May 2022
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Fortress Press, invisibility, Invisible, model minority myth, racism, sexism, Theology of Visibility
I was happy to share my book Invisible on The Two Cities Podcast.
May is AAPI Heritage Month. Please do read some of my books.
02 Monday Oct 2017
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Canada, Chinese Exclusion Act, christianity, Donald Trump, Holy Spirit, immigrant, model minority myth, race, racism, US Catholic Magazine
This is my latest article “Let the Holy Spirit Guide How We Talk about Race” for US Catholic Magazine.
My article appears in the October 2017 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 82, No. 10, pages 25–26). Continue reading
07 Thursday May 2015
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AAPI, Embracing the Other, grace ji-sun kim, heritage, honorary whites, Madama Butterfly, model minority myth, racism, The Huffington Post
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
I hope that many people will recognize AAPI contributions and also our struggles. This is my latest Huffington Post, “Celebrating Contributions and Enduring Racism“.
20 Thursday Nov 2014
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Asian American, China, grace ji-sun kim, honorary whites, model minority myth, The Huffington Post, The Joy Luck Club, Theodore A. Lee
This is my latest Huffington Post, “Making Asian American Women Visible” co-written with my son, Theo.
So proud of his work and all his writing. Please share this post! Continue reading
05 Saturday Oct 2013
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Buddhism, Joseph Cheah, model minority myth, Oxford University Press, racism, religion, white privilege
While academic and popular studies of Buddhism have often neglected race as a factor of analysis, the issues concerning Continue reading
08 Tuesday Jan 2013
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affirmative action, Asian, Carolyn Chen, college, extracurricular, grades, Ivy League schools, merit, model minority myth, private school, public school, race, test scores, Tiger mom
This column appeared in the Opinion Page of The New York Times, December 17, 2012. It is written by my friend Dr. Carolyn Chen.
At the end of this month, high school seniors will submit their college applications and begin waiting to hear where they will spend the next four years of their lives. More than they might realize, the outcome will depend on race. If you are Asian, your chances of getting into the most selective colleges and universities will almost certainly be lower than if you are white. Continue reading