My Journey Into Becoming a Progressive Asian American Christian
Earlier this month, I applied to be part of the Progressive Asian American Christian Fellowship, a...
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Protest Primer
Today, we have a guest post by my friend, Edward Vere Walrod. Ed (he/him/they/them) is an avocado...
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Because I Am Afraid
People tell me all the time that I am brave. That they could never. That they would, but they...
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When a Parade is More Than Just a Parade
This is the second post in a series of blog posts sponsored by Comcast and can also be seen here....
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Finally, I See Myself
This is the first post of a series of blog posts sponsored by Comcast and can also be seen here....
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The Melancholy of Being Part of the Asian Diaspora
I was doing research for a post the other night and as a result, wound up reading up on Chinese...
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I Should Not Have to Be in Pain for You to Acknowledge I Am a Person
A few weeks ago, I wrote a Facebook post about how I was having a hard time writing about racism...
Read MoreBlackLivesMatter vs BlueLivesMatter
A/N: Due to the nature of this post, my commenting policy will be strictly enforced. This goes for comments on my Facebook page as well. I’ve been seeing a video by Nick Palmisciano called “Blacklivesmatter vs...
Read MoreJust Another Reminder That I Don’t Belong
Honestly, I should have seen it coming. I was at a homeschooling seminar last night and had mentioned I was homeschooling Cookie Monster in Chinese. People were impressed and then afterwards, the super nice, informative, lovely...
Read MoreThe Slow Crazy-Making Of Microaggressions
Have you ever thought you smelled gas or a burning smell but couldn’t find the source no matter how much you tore apart your home to find it? And because it’s something that could be life threatening,...
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That Time I Got “Ching Chang Chonged” At Mini Golf With My Kids
This afternoon, my three children attended their good friend’s birthday party at a mini golf...
Read MoreWho Made Me Gatekeeper?
It has occurred to me that based on my previous posts, it can seem that I have some sort of chip on my shoulder when it comes to Mandarin Immersion. (Perhaps “chip” seems inadequate. “Boulder,” maybe?)...
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