Books written by people of color on the topic of racism and racial justice

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Books written by people of color on the topic of racism and racial justice (May 31, 2020) ORDER NOW

So honored that Hearts and Minds book store include my co-written book Healing our Broken Humanity on their list of books to read which tackle racism.

During this difficult time of #blacklivesmatter and #ICantBreathe, we need to educate, learn, and live differently and more justly so we can build a better world.

Society of Race, Ethnicity, and Religion 2019

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I am excited to present a paper, “Postcolonial Theology and Intersectionality” at the Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion which will be held at the American Academy of Religion Meeting (AAR) in San Diego, CA.

Lead Stories Podcast: Grace Ji-Sun Kim & Graham Joseph Hill

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It was a joy to be on Lead Stories Podcast with hosts Jo Saxton and Stephanie Williams O’Brien to discuss #HealingOurBrokenHumanity co-written with Graham Joseph Hill.

Please listen to our episode as well as all of the Lead Stories podcasts. It will enrich your mind.

Encountering the Sacred: Feminist Reflections on Women’s Lives

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I contributed a chapter to a new book, Encountering the Sacred: Feminist Reflections on Women’s Lives  edited by Rebecca Todd Peters and Grace Y. Kao.

My chapter is entitled, “Where Are You REALLY From?”:  Racism,”. I hope you all get a chance to read the entire book.

Review: Intersectional Theology

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I am grateful to Bob Trube for this wonderful review of Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw. I hope you all enjoy this new book too. 

For those who have read it, feel free to post a short review on Amazon. Any reviews are always helpful. Thank you.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Healing Our Broken Humanity

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It was wonderful to be on Halfway There podcast  with host Eric Nevans to discuss Healing Our Broken Humanity co-written with Dr. Graham Hill.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim: Rely on the Holy Spirit in the struggle for justice

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Below is my latest for Duke Divinity School’s Faith and Leadership Magazine. So excited to write this new piece on the Holy Spirit and the church.

Diversity Matters: My Endorsement

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I endorsed a new book, Diversity Matters edited by Karen A. Longman. It is a great book which deals with the important issue of diversity in higher education.

This is a helpful book for anyone in higher education as well as those concerned with diversity in school and workplace.

Let the Holy Spirit Guide How We Talk about Race

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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).

Intercultural Ministry – a review by Rev. Mark Koenig

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I am reposting a post, Intercultural Ministry-a review by Rev. Mark Koenig written for his blog site, Along the Graybeard Trail.

Please visit his blog site regularly to read other interesting blogs and pictures.