From Him I Received My Middle Name
A poem of family heritage and memory.
Let the Scales Fall
A spoken word piece exploring the blind spots we each have.
My Biracial Identity Isn’t a Solution to America’s Racial Tensions
My mixed heritage is a gift. It’s also complicated.
Not a Crime
An empowering statement against the accusations of “China virus.”
The Rule
A poem in response to the murder of George Floyd and the racist incident in Central Park.
When It Hurts to Hope
A husband’s perspective on the long journey of infertility.
Why I Gladly Signed the Statement on Anti-Asian Racism
An author and friend to the Asian-American community shares why he didn’t hesitate to sign the AACC statement on anti-Asian racism in the time of COVID-19.
Kingdom Diversity
A poem celebrating the divinely inspired diversity among us.
Minority Communities and the Marrow Registry
Cancer is hard in any situation, but COVID-19 has caused this fight to be even more daunting.
I Remember
A poem on the racism experienced by an Asian-American woman.
My Country, 'Tis of Thee (a Korean American Rendition)
During the pre-Civil War era, abolitionists rewrote patriotic songs to highlight the injustices of slavery. Their version of “America” inspired me to write a version for Asian Americans to continue that cry and plea for change.