Teaching The Invisible Race
Embodying a Pro-Asian American Lens in Schools

Yes, there is an Asian focus, and yes, this is a general consideration of culturally responsive teaching that then translates into what that looks like for Asian content/students/staff/etc. DelaRosa comes from a good place. That said, it feels impossible to do all that he recommends while also being......more

Tony Delarosa points out the Black and White binary racism in education today and challenges it with cross-ethnoracial movements highlighting Asian Americans' involvement in education. His theoretical framework and praxis push the educational practices toward shedding light on forgotten Asian Americ......more

This book is a must read for all educators! It is simultaneously educational and empowering as it traces the history of Asian Americans and offers hope for continuing to build a brighter future for and with Asian American teachers and learners. As an Asian American educator, this book not only fills......more

Tony DelaRosa is someone who has taught me so much about the diversity, complexities and nuances of the Asian American community from a historical and intersectional lens. The way he shows up for humans and intentionally keeps the fight for liberation the main thing is honorable and inspiring. If you......more

As a scholar-practitioner working at the intersections of K-12 and higher education, I find Tony's work an invaluable contribution to the scholarship. This is one of the first recent works to offer a truly pro-Asian American framework to analyze educational systems and pedagogy. It will surely have......more