Bruce Reyes-Chow

Thanks to  Clay Gunter for this somewhat insider romp through the life of my beloved Presbyterian Church (USA). My favorite  = #4. Enjoy. A lot of the David Letterman-type Top 10 lists seem to be going around recently. Though as a twist they are also being combined as part of people’s “bucket lists.” You know the Top […]

Below is an excerpt from my new Kickstarted book, But I Don’t See You as Asian: curating Conversations about Race. As I mentioned in the opening chapter about Lorenzo, I attended high school in Sacramento, California, in the mid-1980s. The community of my upbringing was middle-class, Asian-American, and suburban; the high school I attended was […]

For so many reason, I love Pride Weekend in San Francisco. While I am sure some lament the rather tame atmosphere that it now has, I am glad that more and more folks feel as though the Pride Parade and the accompanying festivities can be embraced by both those who are LGBTQQ as well as the allies […]

Props to my friend and colleague Tom Hay, who staffs the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s biennial  national gathering, General Assembly, and  for his openness to post this. For those non-Presbyterians, the General Assembly is a meeting of about 1,000 participants and thousands more observers and staff who gather together to do the business of the church. Tom helps to staff the committee that […]

Considering this has over 1.5 million views already, I realize that I am a little late to the party on this one. That said, just in case you have not seen in, here is Mac Lethal and his convergence of thought, technology and talent. Without ruining the viewing experience with too much analysis and reflection, […]

You know who you are. You show up on my twitter or Facebook thread updating like you have just downed a 42oz Red Bull with a Jolt Cola chaser and the idea squirrels in your brain are ready to party. TWEET! TWEET! UPDATE! TWEET! UPDATE! UPDATE! TWEET! TWEET! TWEET! And then nothing . . . you draw […]

UPDATE 06.13: So apparently, when the price is increased, the Amazon approval process is quite quick and it only took a few hours for the price to switch back. For a limited time you can purchase the Kindle version of my new book, But I don’t See You as Asian: Curating Conversations about Race, for […]

There will be a bigger announcement soon, but I wanted to share the link to the first interview that I have done about my new book, But I Don’t See You as Asian: Curating Conversations about Race. I spent about 30 minutes with the good folks over at On Pop Theology, Ben and Jessie, and […]

With the new book in its last stages of editing and production, the Bruce Reyes-Chow PR Team of 1 (me) is starting to consolidate my online connections and hope that you’ll help jumpstart some of my newest locations. Since I rely heavily on your support, I figure I should go ahead and ask my readers […]