A virtual book talk and conversation about racial (ill-)literacy among Asian American communities. Next Thursday, 3/13, 6-7:30 p.m. thanks to The Racial Literacy Project at Teachers College
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The CSU Cultural and Resource Centers, including the Asian Pacific American Cultural Center, are now being sunsetted; staff being re-assigned. The Centers were a central heartbeat and lifeline on campus. Here's my faculty award from the APACC in 2020. I am mourning.💔 I'll be back to fight again. 5/5

I'm dead.

Doing a family wheel throwing class. Pic 1 = things I made in week 1. Pic 2 = things I made this week. I’m starting to get the hang of it.

Just finished reading the first book in Mia Manansala’s Tita Rosie’s Kitchen series—Arsenic and Adobo. I didn’t know cozy mystery was a whole genre. Love it!!! The books each end with recipes, and are very Chicagoland!

Welcome to Chicago @jinxungoh.bsky.social!!! So glad we could visit Restoried Bookstore in Albany Park and get lunch at Taste of Philippines!

The most JA Chicago thing I’ve ever seen.

Post a picture you took (no description) to bring some zen to the timeline.

Proud of my brother for producing this 3-part series of episodes for Outside/In at NH Public Radio. outsideinradio.org/what-remains

Ed/research institutions have literally 1000s of skeletons/human remains in their closets. None of these people (mostly Black & Native ppl) consented to any of this.

I’ve been in a deep “told you so!” vibe since Yale & Princeton’s admissions outcomes came out. AsianAm numbers declined, white numbers up at most elitist colleges, devastating declines in Black, Latino, & Indigenous students at many places, just as Blum wanted.

It’s like I wrote a book about this!

Thank you Minneapolis. My heart and belly are full.

Such an interesting paper presentation by David Johnson (Partisanship, Information, Consumption, and Postsecondary Policy). Helps me think about pathways for communicating to influence higher Ed policy change.