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Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month 2023
Kamala Khan a.k.a Miss Marvel
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Maysia 2: new year
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I hope that all AAPI queers have a magnificent Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Y'all are beautiful people with beautiful cultures, and you deserve this time to celebrate them and take pride in your heritage!! ❤️
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Watch "Fresh Off the Boat & The Limits of Asian Representation | Video Essay" on YouTube
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A List of Asian Pacific Islander [American] Romance Authors
Hi friends! It’s that time of year again! Welcome to Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!
Like previous years, the upper list is “North American” Romance Authors … which sure SAPAHM/APIAHM is for the USA but … I’d posit someone living in Canada [maybe? generally?] has a closer cultural experience than someone who has never lived in N. America? And for the latter, diversity in reading is always…
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Catwoman #55 (DC, May 2023) Asian American & Pacific Island (AAPI) Heritage Month variant cover by Frank Cho and Sabine Rich
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May Bonus Prompt
Welcome to May, which is also Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!
For May, our Guardian Bingo bonus prompt is: Acceptance.
As with all Guardian Bingo prompts, you have the freedom and flexibility to follow your muse and interpret it as literally or figuratively as you wish.
Full details about bonus prompts are below the cut.
Have fun and happy creating!
P.S. – Guardian Bingo signups for new and returning participants are open year-round. We’d love to have you join us!
What Is A Bonus Prompt?
An extra prompt issued at the beginning of each month, starting in February. You can fill it in addition to the prompts on your card or swap it out with a square that you don’t like or is giving you trouble.
How Much Time Do I Have To Complete The Bonus Prompt?
Through the end of the month in which it’s issued. February’s prompt has to be filled in February, March’s prompt in March, etc.
Additionally, January 2024 is reserved as a month for turning in bonus prompts you weren’t able to complete during the month they were assigned.
What Time Zone Does The Fest Use For Bonus Prompt Cut Offs?
Since the fest's participants are located in many different time zones, you're free to submit your fill for the month so long as there is some place on Earth that hasn't yet rolled over to the next month, even if your home time zone already has.
What Do I Get For Filling Bonus Prompts?
First and foremost, whatever work the prompt inspires you to create
A way to swap out a square on your card – just be sure to keep a record of the swap
The Merit Brush badge (if you fill 5 bonus prompts)
Do I Have To Complete The Bonus Prompt?
Of course not. They’re 100% optional.
Apart From Having To Complete The Bonus Prompt Within The Month It Was Issued, Are There Any Other Changes To The Rules Regarding Fills?
Nope! Just like with your card, creations of any length and format are allowed provided that they’re not reused or plagiarized. You are also allowed the same freedom and flexibility in interpreting the bonus prompt as the squares on your card.
Can I See A List Of Previous Prompts?
Sure!
2023 Bonus Prompt List
February: Meet Cute
March: Take A Leap
April: Ancestors
May: Acceptance
2022 Bonus Prompt List
February: Tiger
March: Women and Gender Non-Conforming Characters
April: Birthday
May: Time Travel
June: Dragon
July: Meeting Again
August: Star-Crossed Lovers
September: Trying Something New
October: Supernatural Elements
November: Short and Sweet
December: Keep On Going
Who Chooses The Bonus Prompts Each Month?
The ever-amazing and very appreciated @sasamelons!
I’ve Read Through All Of This But Still Have A Question.
We’d love to answer it. Please email the mods at [email protected]
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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this month!
Mary Lum’s exhibition catalog entitled “Moving Parts (&)” is in-library use only at the Schlesinger Library, but we wanted to include this catalog because Lum’s beautiful exhibition is up at Harvard Radcliffe Institute through June 24th. We encourage you to visit her exhibition while it’s up!
For this exhibition, Mary Lum has created an artist’s book and installation featuring photographs of temporary constructions made from a palette of broken vintage letterforms. The exhibition catalog is also gorgeous.
Mary Lum : moving parts (&)
Cambridge, MA : Harvard Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, [2023]
HOLLIS number: 99156684077103941
*Schlesinger Library In-library use only
Ghost forest
Lin, Maya, 1959- [artist, interviewee}
New York : Madison Square Park Conservancy, [2021]
HOLLIS number: 99156668641703941
Zarina : paper like skin
Los Angeles: Hammer Museum, University of California; Munich: DelMonico Books/Prestel, 2012
HOLLIS number: 990137311030203941
Ray Yoshida's Museum of Extraordinary Values
Sheboygan, Wisconsin : John Michael Kohler Arts Center, [2013]
HOLLIS number: 990139821660203941
Maya Lin : here and there
New York : Pace, [2013]
HOLLIS number: 990137085350203941
Tsherin Sherpa : spirits
Richmond, Virginia : Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, [2022]
HOLLIS number: 99156624177103941
Ruth Asawa : citizen of the universe
London : Thames & Hudson Ltd ; New York, New York : Thames & Hudson Inc., 2022.
HOLLIS number: 99156425913103941
Zhang Huan : altered states
New York : Asia Society ; Milano : Charta, 2007.
HOLLIS number: 990108885030203941
Do Ho Suh : works on paper : at STPI
Singapore : STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery ; New York : DelMonico Books/D.A.P., 2021.
HOLLIS number: 99155779049803941
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May 1 2023 Boulder Colorado
Happy Asian/Pacific Islander Month!
The month of May was chosen as AAPI Heritage Month because it aligns with a historical time in AAPI history, including the anniversary of when Japanese immigrants first arrived in the U.S. on May 7, 1843. Additionally, Golden Spike Day, celebrated annually on May 10, commemorates the day the transcontinental railroad, a critical piece of U.S. infrastructure that was built primarily by Chinese workers, was completed.
This year’s theme – chosen by the Federal Asian Pacific American Council (FAPAC) – is “Advancing Leaders Through Opportunity.” According to FAPAC, the theme was chosen in recognition that intentional efforts to build leaders – particularly within immigrant populations – helps advance innovation, close disparities, and drive progress.
MAY 2 2023 BOULDER
I took Larisa, our cousin Debbie's daughter, out to lunch and for a mani/pedi at La Belle Nail today to celebrate her 21st birthday. I can't believe she has grown up SO much and is a young adult now! I remember her when she was the cute little pixie toddler who became a member of her family when she was two and a half!
When our cousin Debbie and her husband Bob adopted Larisa they went to pick her up in Poland, after she had been transferred from the orphanage in Belarus where she spent the first two years of her life. We saw her for the first time at their house when they returned and we were all SO happy for her to have a "forever home" and for our good fortune to have this beautiful little person join our extended family.
Since then we've watched her grow into a lovely person who is very responsible, kind, compassionate, and hard-working. She struggled with academics in school and during the last few years chose to work in the automotive industry, where she has held various positions in the parts department and customer service, mainly driving customers' cars on the lot for the service team. Now she works for a parts supplier and really likes her job. Hobie is very protective of her and kind to her and she is more like a sister to him than a cousin. Her brothers, Sean and Nick, are also more like brothers to Hobie than cousins.
I've always been very close to Debbie's kids because Debbie is more like a sister to me than a cousin and also, because they live here in Colorado and I see them more than I do any of our other nieces and nephews, who are mostly all on the East Coast. In fact, our family members in Colorado, which includes Katie's family, Hobie's birth grandparents, Laura and Jerry, and and his birth aunt, Taryn, and our niece Aimey and her husband, Philip and their son, Indigo, are all very close and we spend as much time together as possible, celebrating many occasions with each other and with our friends, as well.
Larisa lives on her own in an apartment subsidized by a non-profit which helps young adults become independent, and she has two dogs, Holly and Nala. She is a really good "pup mama" and those dogs are so lucky that she came into their lives. They are wonderful dogs and Holly is very relaxed and well-behaved, while Nala has a lot more energy and has given her "mom" her share of headaches! They seem to be settled down now and hopefully will continue to be easier to care for as they mature.
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Scratching my head all this time. The 2023 Memorial Day Edition.
For the rest of the month, May is the tipping point of the seasons to change. It’s the last month to feel the end of spring, and a prelude to the month of June and the Summer season. May is also a tipping point to the month for graduations, and retirements, and also recognize our Asian American Pacific Islander friends for their heritage month. And non-folks, don’t get an attitude because it’s…
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Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month 2023
Cindy Moon a.k.a. Silk
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Maysia 1: OOTD/what’s in my bag
Hello everybody look at all this stuff I got❗️
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Throughout May, Google TV is spotlighting movies and TV shows with the tag “API Acclaim” in the Featured Carousel, so you can hop in right from the home screen. Plus, you’ll be able to explore a variety of anime titles in a special collection → https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/diversity/asian-pacific-american-heritage-month-2023/
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Watch "Cane Fire Trailer #1 (2022) | Movieclips Indie" on YouTube
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TGIF: Roundup for May 26, 2023
Tim Keller’s legacy extends to our work at SOLA Network, as you can see as you search for his name on our website.
Our most watched video on YouTube recently hit over 25K views! Becket Cook answers: How Can a Christian Reconcile Their Identity as a Christian and as a Homosexual? Check out more of our Popular Videos.
This newsletter is one of the many ways you can keep in touch with us. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. For more, check out my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group and TGIF Playlist on Spotify. You can reach me on Twitter and Instagram.
Aaron Lee, Editorial Curator
Enter to win these excellent books! Reviews are in the Related Works section below. Thanks to The Good Book Company for providing these books for our giveaway, in partnership with my newsletters for @diveindigdeep and FCBC Walnut.
Articles From Around The Web
Danny Kwon: What Youth Workers Need to Know About Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month
“As Christians, we can be more aware of the struggles of the AAPI communities during these recent times and can respond to their fears and traumas with the grace and love of Jesus Christ.”
Robin Wootton: on the unlikeliest of penpals, or concerning Tim Keller
“Even when it felt like no one but my husband was listening, once upon a time, Tim Keller listened. And that is a strange and magical gift I never would have expected in my whole life.”
Sara Kyoungah White: Western Classics Exclude Me. But Christ Can Redeem Them
“As an Asian American, God’s great story helps me value literature that often leaves me out.”
The SOLA College Writing Cohort is our new writing cohort for college-age students to receive mentorship and training as young Christian writers. Editorial Board member Soojin Park will personally be leading this initiative, and she is very excited at the prospect of nurturing the next generation of Asian American thinkers and writers who will help encourage and edify the Church!
Books, Podcasts, Music, And More
The Digital Public Square Podcast: The Retrieval of Neo-Calvinism Theology and Social Thought with Dr. N. Gray Sutanto
Jason Thacker interviews Dr. Gray Sutanto about his recently co-authored volume Neo-Calvinism with Dr. Cory Brock from Lexham Press.
Westminster Kids Digest: Printistry: How Books Can Help Us Minister to Others
Hosts Remley and Faith are joined with special guest and Westminster Kids team member Kyle Whitgrove. They talk about reading to babies, children’s books that are good for parents, and books as ministry and hospitality.
Aaron Lee: Related Works
Book Reviews: The Good and Beautiful Bible Study – Volume 2 by Alabaster, Raising Confident Kids in a Confusing World by Ed Drew, Count Yourself Calm (Children’s Book) by Eliza Huie. Listen to our TGIF playlist on Spotify. Join my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group.
For Mother’s Day, check out our Moms & Motherhood collection! Featured authors include Faith Chang, Amy Loh, Alice Kim, Heidi Tai, Grace Lung, and Kristen & Karisa You.
Featured This Week On SOLA Network
Aaron Lee: Win Them Over: A Book Review Of “Humble Confidence”
“How can we tell others about Christ and the truth of Christianity, especially in our multicultural and multireligious world? In Humble Confidence, Benno van den Toren and Kang-San Tan present a model for interfaith apologetics.”
SOLA Network: Tributes to Tim Keller from SOLA Network Contributors
Featuring Thomas Hwang, Michael Agapito, and Eddie Byun.
Daniel Jung: The Legacy of Tim Keller: A Herald of Good News to Asian American Christians
“Keller’s legacy will be that he introduced many church communities to a new plaster cast of the gospel into which we pour our loves and lives. It is a message of good news that is more like honey on our lips than yokes around our necks—and for that, we will always be grateful.”
Heidi Wong: A Former Student’s Remembrance of Tim Keller
“Tim’s mere presence provided assurance as we waded through murky waters. In his absence, we must all the more hold onto the source of his strength and the love of his life—Jesus.”
TGIF: Roundup for May 19, 2023
Moses Was Bicultural Like Me / Joy of Being a Son of God / The Best is Yet to Come: How Knowing Jesus as Our Resurrected Lord Impacts Our Parenting / A Conversation on Asian American Identity & Faith / Gospel-Centered Ministry to Asian American Teenagers
General disclaimer: Our link roundups are not endorsements of the positions or lives of the authors.
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Green Arrow #2 (DC, May 2023) Asian American & Pacific Island (AAPI) Heritage Month variant cover by Marcio Takara
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