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Unseen Privilege: The Overlooked Gender Dimension of the 'Deadly Viper' Conversation

Kathy Khang 11-19-2009

In the eight years I worked specifically with Christian Asian American college students, I knew that my gender would get in the way.

The Deadly Viper Conversation Moves from Authors to Publisher

Soong-Chan Rah 11-09-2009

Last Friday, a group of Asian-American leaders (Kathy Khang, IVCF / Eugene Cho, Quest Church / Ken Fong, Evergreen Baptist Church and I) were on a conference call with three executives of Zondervan

Deadly Viper: Personal Apologies and Power Structures

Soong-Chan Rah 11-06-2009

Without trying to be too presumptuous about the resolution of an ongoing story, I'm doing some personal reflection on the last few days.

An Apology from Deadly Viper Authors Mike Foster and Jud Wilhite

Multiple Authors 11-05-2009

An update to an ongoing discussion with our Asian and Asian-American friends.

Three General Thoughts on Deadly Vipers, Mike Foster, Jud Wilhite, Soong-Chan Rah, Chuck Norris, Joyluck Club, Angry Asian Man, Wanna-Be Ninjas and Everyone Else

Eugene Cho 11-04-2009

I don't know if I have the energy or bandwidth to write this but it's important so here goes

Deadly Viper Blind Spots: When Uninformed Intentions Have Hurtful Outcomes

Edward Gilbreath 11-04-2009

One of the toughest parts of being the author of a book about racial reconciliation is that when the latest racial incident flares up, everyone expects you to chime in with your two cents.

How Deadly Viper Character Assassins Undermines its Message with Co-opted Culture

Soong-Chan Rah 11-04-2009

An open letter to Zondervan and to Mike Foster and Jud Wilhite, authors of Deadly Viper Character Assassin: A Kung Fu Survival Guide for Life and Leadership.