Unassimilable: An Asian Diasporic Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century by Bianca Mabute-LouieMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I am probably biased because I am part of the demographic this author is writing about (similar background/familiarity with Asian American culture as well as involvement with InterVarsity in college) but I appreciate the broader message of this book and the challenges it raises, in areas where the dominant sociopolitical discourse today just feels inadequate at addressing.
Similar thoughts to other books I've read in this space - it sometimes feel like terms are taken for granted without defining them which can make this less accessible if you're coming from a different context/viewpoint. But the overall message is on point if you can get past that. I would love to see more dialogue in response to it.
