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Stalkers are not uncommon in the academic world unfortunately. I gave this interview a year ago and now it is out in The Verge. As some of you know, Sara Hunter has been harassing me for years. This is a story about racism and police inaction. (1/8) theverge.com/c/features/239…

Race, Generations and American Religion in 2023, by Ryan Burge 📊 graphsaboutreligion.com/p/race-generat…

Congratulations to Dr. Jerry Z. Park, associate professor of sociology, who was elected President of the Association for the Sociology of Religion last week! Sic 'em, Dr. Park!

Read this excellent piece by Tim Lauve-Moon (TCU). Among congregations in primarily white denominations that have issued antiracist statements, 79% show "loose coupling," i.e., few concrete antiracist actions. Important piece for scholars of race, religion, & institutional theory

#APARRI2024 got off to a great start! The afternoon began with a community reception, a keynote lecture by Simran Jeet Singh, and dinner! Don’t forget to post your photos with the hashtag #APARRI2024!

excited to have attended and participated in this interdisciplinary gathering #APARRI2024

#APARRI2024 Day 3 included a new books panel featuring Maryam Kashani, @helenjinkim, Chrissy Lau, and Scott A. Mitchell, pre-circulated paper sessions, panels, our annual group photo, & dinner at great China! Thank you to all who participated — more photos coming soon!

#APARRI2024 was full of fascinating plenary sessions and panels on topics including APA religions & the 2024 presidential election, cross-racial solidarities, and indigeneity. We admire the important scholarship being created by our community members!

The Cha-Tea Circle Podcast (funded by the APARRI Working Group Grant) is officially launching tomorrow, June 27, at 4pm PST! The series features interviews and soundscapes of people and places across the Asian North American diaspora. RSVP for the launch: docs.google.com/forms/d/17DoU1…

Come work with me at Baylor Sociology! DM me if you wants details (I'm not on the committee) Assistant Professor job with Baylor University Waco, Texas careercenter.asanet.org/job/1309915/as… #jobs

Women have fewer leadership opportunities in Asian American churches, according to a new survey. Original reporting from @LiuanHuska. christiancentury.org/news/fewer-cha…

Fewer chances for women to preach and pastor at Asian American churches new survey shows christiancentury.org/news/fewer-cha…

Office manager needed for Baylor Sociology Department. Link below, apply and/or share: ejof.fa.us2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

In-person and livestream kickoff at Baylor: a Conversation on W.E.B. DuBois and the 100th anniversary of The Gift of Black Folk. QR code and weblink for registration in ad. Check it out and share!

TOMORROW (Wednesday) is the kickoff event where we introduce W.E.B. Du Bois and the Gift of Black Folk at Moody Libraries Flex Commons at 12:15-1:30pm CST. LIVESTREAM AVAILABLE. Spread the word far and wide! See you there!

Webinar series celebrating the Gift of Black Folk begins THIS TUESDAY, September 17, 3:30-4:30pm CST. Feature panelists include Reginald K. Ellis, Emanuela Amoh, James Edward Ford, III & moderator, Ronald Johnson. All welcome, invite others! QR code below. See you there!

The Gift of Black Folk webinars continue TOMORROW Wednesday, 11/13/24, 11:30am-12:45pm CST. Topic: “The Reconstruction of Freedom” featuring: Drs. Sandra Barnes (Brown), Elvira Basevich (UC-Davis), Malcolm Foley (Baylor), Kathryn Freeman (Baylor) & Prof. Whitney Holmes (Mod)