Coloring Ivory

Chun's narrative intertwines her personal journey as an Asian American with critical research on minority politics across education, housing, and disability rights. Highlighting her sense of exclusion from mainstream discussions, she addresses the lack of representation in both academic research and media portrayals of minority issues. The book serves as a vital exploration of the complexities at the intersection of minority identities, politics, and systemic challenges, aiming to amplify voices often overlooked in these important dialogues.