Explore some of the conversations Japanese Americans have had with their kids about racism, what they wish they’d talked about earlier, and how the dialogue may have evolved over time.
Jason is a Chinese American rapper with the mission to “bring hope and healing to a broken world.”
My reflections on why it’s difficult to talk about race in the Asian American evangelical church.
In this (unpublished) children’s baby board book, join little Shiro as he visits his favorite place in the whole wide world: Japantown!
The Japanese American church must not continue a culture of silence, as it can lead to believing history doesn’t matter, or doesn’t personally affect us, and so we can live with privileged disregard for the racial and social injustices in contemporary society.
My concerns about the increasing polarization of opinions in American politics and how to have constructive dialogue in the church.
