Author: Danny Chai

Last night I watched Forrest Gump in its entirely for the first time in many years. I’d forgotten how good a movie it is. Rewatching […]

I found this Radiolab piece on the difficulty of moderating content on Facebook fascinating. Facebook really faces an impossible task – people don’t actually know […]

Adrian’s book The Minority Experience is really good and thought-provoking. It brings up some interesting points about race. For one, that there is a difference […]

Spoilers, obvi. Wow, Crazy Rich Asians affected me way more than I anticipated – I had a flood of complicated feelings and thoughts while watching […]

I had a deeply thought-provoking and moving conversation with my mom a couple weeks ago that I’m still thinking about. She gave me permission to […]

I don’t know what it is, but there’s something about my demeanor that makes people think I’m not Korean. It’s happened too many times to […]

Book VII of St. Augustine’s Confessions is incredible. It’s astounding to me how much he thinks like a modern man – in particularly, how his […]

Derek Webb’s Fingers Crossed came out a year ago. I feel like writing about it because I think it’s the most disturbed I’ve ever felt […]

Last quotation from Strength To Love that struck me. He’s talking about slavery and segregation, and how people let it go on for so long, […]

Here’s another quotation from MLK Jr’s Strength To Love that I found relevant for the evangelical church today: The Greek Church in Russia allied itself […]