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A uniform approach to healthy family boundaries may not apply in our multicultural society, especially in families shaped by the immigrant experience.
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A uniform approach to healthy family boundaries may not apply in our multicultural society, especially in families shaped by the immigrant experience.
The model minority myth erases both the suffering of Black Americans and Asian Americans.
Living as a member of a marginalized community can be lonely and a source of grief, but Verma reminds us that we can find Jesus in the margins.
When Asian Americans show up and take their seat at the table, they can influence and enact policies that promote justice and equity for their community.
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Over the past few years, it seems that Asian Americans are experiencing a turning point in representation. Asian Americans and their experiences have been centered in movies, such as Minari, Past Lives, Crazy Rich Asians, and Everything Everywhere All at Once; in TV shows like Netflix’s series Beef; and in literature, such as Crying in H-Mart. But what impact have these movies and shows made on Asian Americans? Has the uptick in representation made a difference? Who has and hasn’t been represented? And how might shifts in representation inform Asian American Christians specifically?
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