To Struggle Against Loneliness: Finding Hope in Carlos Bulosan’s “America is in the Heart”
If Bulosan’s America is in the Heart offers any hope, it is in his illustration of a primal communion of land, human, nonhuman, and transcendent life webbed together and made…
Asian Americans and the Future of Protestantism in the U.S.
(These are the oral remarks by Professor Carolyn Chen at a book symposium on Professor David Hollinger’s Christianity’s American Fate: How Religion Became more Conservative and Society more Secular hosted…
Just as early Roman Christians saw a mirror of the Incarnation in Saturnalia, I see a mirror for Indian people in Diwali. It demonstrates the hope of liberation from the…
“Religion, Culture, and Politics at Sunisa Lee Celebration”
Hmong Americans (shaman, Christian, or other) would do well to recognize how the porous natures of the religious, cultural, and political are operative in our everyday lives–including when we gather…
Breaking the Bamboo Cross: Asians in Christian Leadership Positions
While there is still a long way to go, it is worth highlighting the great strides that the AAPI community has had in leadership within Christianity. It seems that the…
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0LryTPyuwxSd2lvfFrtC9p Asian Americans share a collective experience of leaving one country in pursuit (sometimes forced)…