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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2022 · 33 MIN

S3 E21 | Grace Ji-Sun Kim | Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women

from The Alabaster Jar · host Dr. Lynn Cohick

Invisibility persists throughout the Asian American story. Grace Ji-Sun Kim shares her experience as a Koren woman growing up Asian in the western world. On the one hand, xenophobia has long contributed to racism and discrimination toward Asian Americans. On the other hand, terms such as perpetual foreigner and honorific whites have been thrust upon Asian Americans, minimizing their plight with racism and erasing their experience as racial minorities. Grace Ji-Sun Kim shares this and more in her book "Invisible." The compounded effects of a patriarchal Asian culture and a marginalizing American culture are formidable, steadily removing the recognition of these women's lives, voices, and agency. Purchase Your Copy of Invisible - https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Theology-Experience-Asian-American/dp/1506470920 Read more on Grace's blog: https://gracek.substack.com/

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