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.
The one thing my summer reading lacked was adventures about mixed-race AANHPI characters like me. That’s why I always dreamed of writing books for kids in which they could see many shades of brown faces and enter worlds that fell into worlds that felt both familiar and adventurous.
Faith Embodied by physician and pastor Stephen Ko takes readers on a journey of being fearfully and wonderfully made, as the scripture puts it. Rather than just viewing ourselves as spirits or minds that do not need the body to think, feel, or worship, Ko argues that the body is central to our existence.
