Trump Administration
We Need to Act Now to Save the Postal Service
My family thrives because of the postal service, and our nation’s democracy does too.
By Jude Paul Matias Dizon

I fear for my mother’s health every day that she goes to work. U.S. Postal Service workers like my mom and her 600,000 plus colleagues are in need of protection on the job, now more than ever. Despite precautions, almost 900 postal employees have tested positive for COVID-19 and 44 have died during the pandemic.

Confronting Violence in Postracial America
By Jude Paul Matias Dizon

The 2008 and 2016 elections exposed our nation’s drastically divergent views on the state of race relations in the United States. In the intervening eight years, some believed that our country’s racial progress had reached the telos of “post-racial” society and required no further action.

American Christian Witness Damaged by Trump's Proposed Discriminatory Travel Check
By Russell Jeung

When informed that President Trump's administration has proposed a policy to check Chinese entering the U.S. for their social media, he thought that it aims to keep out terrorists.

Break His Arm
By Bill Watanabe

During my recent personal and emotional struggles to accept the election of DT as the President of the United States, I have had to deal with some very un-Christian attitudes.