Status Updates From Tell Me the Dream Again: Re...

This is a really good read. Not through any fault of the author or book, it's taken a long time to get through it.

"I couldn't embrace the good news of the gospel or the hope of Jesus' Kingdom come, here and now, until I embraced the good news written in my thick mixed hair, the face of Jesus' Kingdom staring back at me in the mirror...he would have kimchi breath too."

"Our voices, however different, join together to remind us and others that we aren't alone."

"The lie of cultural assimilation is that it leads to belonging."
Shoot, y'all. I'm only on the prologue, and already this book is beautiful and real. I've almost cried twice, and we're not even to numbered pages yet.