| | Introduction | 1 |
| | Race, Racism, and the Pastoral Letter | 5 |
| | Catholic Social Teaching | 9 |
| | Whiteness and White Supremacy | 11 |
| | Other Terms and Their Uses When We Talk about Race and Racism | 15 |
| | Organization of This Volume | 17 |
| 1. | Yellow Peril | 21 |
| | Yellow Peril in the Nineteenth Century | 24 |
| | Irish and Chinese Immigrants | 29 |
| | Religion, Race, and Chinese Exclusion | 32 |
| | Early Chinese American Civil Rights Activists | 44 |
| | Yellow Peril Today | 48 |
| | AAPI Health Care Workers | 51 |
| | Stigmatized by the Actions of a Few | 54 |
| | Conclusion and Theological Reflection | 56 |
| 2. | Model Minority Myth | 63 |
| | A Model Based on a Fallacy | 64 |
| | Racial Positioning | 70 |
| | Case Study: Racial Positionings of Black and Asian Americans | 74 |
| | Racism as "Powerless Defense" | 81 |
| | Asian Americans in Danger | 86 |
| | Confronting White Supremacy | 88 |
| | Anti-Blackness and Colorism | 102 |
| | Conclusion and Theological Reflection | 108 |
| 3. | Perpetual Foreigner | 116 |
| | System of Racial Microaggressions | 117 |
| | Autobiography of Jung Young Lee | 121 |
| | Theology of Marginality | 124 |
| | In-Between Stage | 125 |
| | In-Both Stage | 126 |
| | In-Beyond Stage | 127 |
| | Lee's Critique of Centrist Thinking | 129 |
| | System of Knowledge Dissemination | 131 |
| | Connections between Black and Asian American Oppressions and Liberations | 134 |
| | Normalization of Racial and Social Injustice | 142 |
| | Conclusion and Theological Reflection | 145 |
| | Conclusion | 153 |
| | What We Know about Jesus | 154 |
| | Theological Basis for the Good News for the Poor | 160 |
| | Preferential Option for the Poor | 162 |
| | Principles of Solidarity, the Common Good, and Subsidiarity | 165 |
| | Acknowledgments | 171 |
| | Index | 173 |
