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I’m happy (and nervous!) to share this op-ed I wrote for @washingtonpost @madebyhistory about understanding the White Christian-centered narrative of America in a global context.
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This has been such a fun journey to meet with wonderful people and talk about Asian American Spiritualities. Thank you so much @APAReligions for generously funding our project!
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Finished my last day of teaching @dartmouth yesterday! Looking forward to starting my tenure-track position @whitmancollege in August!
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Closing out the ‘23-24 year with a visit from the brilliant @helenjinkim. Grateful for the rich and insightful conversation about #RaceforRevival and Asian American religions, and for another generative year of the ARGC proseminar.
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We are deeply saddened at the passing of Professor Gary Okihiro. Gary was a teacher, mentor, activist, and friend to several generations of scholars. He was a beloved and vital presence in the building of our Association and of the field itself.
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Thank you @AARWeb!
#AARMemberNote | Congratulations to Ralph H. Craig on the publication of "Dancing in My Dreams: A Spiritual Biography of Tina Turner." Read more: ow.ly/XmrE50QSnnG
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HUGE congratulations to Prof. @AOghoghomeh for winning @AARWeb’s Best First Book in the History of Religions award for her brilliant and moving *The Souls of Womenfolk*! A tremendous and well-deserved honor—we couldn’t be more excited for you! 🎉
Announcing the 2022 and 2023 #AARBookAward winners! mailchi.mp/aarweb/2022-2023-…
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Please circulate! @StanfordReligSt is hosting a graduate conference on May 9-10, “Religion on the Move,” featuring keynote speaker David Aiona Chang, author of _The World and All the Things Upon It: Native Hawaiian Geographies of Exploration_. CFP/link on flyer:
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At long last, publication day is here: my religious biography of Tina Turner is released today!
It feels surreal; at the same time, it feels right that the book is released six months after she joined the ancestors in the realm she called “the beyond.” 🕊️
Now available! 🎉 Dancing in My Dreams is the newest addition to the Library of Religious Biographies, and the first title to feature Buddhism. Physical and eBook formats are available, so grab your copy today! #tinaturner #eerdmanspublishing
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So proud of our amazing colleague and chair @KGinLum! A fantastic prize to a deserving scholar
Congrats to all the winners of the @ASChurchHistory book awards, but especially @KGinLum! churchhistory.org/asch-award…
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So grateful to have received the 2023 Philip Schaff Prize for Heathen (@Harvard_Press) from @ASChurchHistory. Thank you to the committee and many congratulations to the other winners, @wmcalvoquiros , @Emily_Michelson, & @kathmarshalek!
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The 2023-24 ARGC Proseminar schedule is here! This year we’re thrilled to be in conversation with @ElProfeBarba, @RalphCraigIII, @dr_zaku, & @helenjinkim. More info available here:
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Thank you @tricyclemag for commissioning this piece! It is a more personal piece than I would normally write, but I am happy to have had the opportunity to write it 🙌🏿
Take a look into the spiritual journey of Tina Turner, the late American icon who found solace and strength in Nichiren Buddhism. tricy.cl/3PeMl74
























