Do you Speak English? Racial Discrimination and Being the Other

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discrimination, Feminist Studies in Religion, foreigner, grace ji-sun kim, other, racial issues

This is my latest post for Feminist Studies in Religion, “Do you Speak English? Racial Discrimination and Being the Other”.  I would love to hear your comments or feedback.

I speak fluent English, conversational Korean and textbook French. I am proud to be trilingual and I always encourage my children to speak Korean with me. They never do. I do my best to speak to them in Korean, unless I am disciplining them. Then, only English comes out of my mouth.

Mother’s Day: “Keep Hope Alive” Radio Show

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Anna Jarvis, commercialization, Gender, grace ji-sun kim, Julia Ward Howe, justice, Keep Hope Alive, Mother's Day, peace, racial issues, radio show, rev. jesse jackson, social justice, socioeconomic critique, women's issues

KEEP HOPE ALIVE!  REV. JESSE JACKSON Radio Show

Sunday, May 12, 2013

“Happy Mother’s Day!”

This morning, I was a guest (along with Atty Barbara Arwine & Dr. Mariko Chang) on the Rev. Jesse Jackson’s “Keep Hope Alive” weekly radio show on every Sunday Morning from 8-10 EST.  This morning’s show explored the real meaning of MOTHER’S DAY, as well as the