Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly

Let’s Continue Aaron’s Work

THESE WORDS ARE HERE because of Aaron, known to many as the Angry Asian Buddhist.

He forged the path for their publication in this Buddhist journal, creating a place for them in the wider public discourse on Buddhism in the West. Blogging at and , Aaron J. Lee was steadfast in his nearly decade-long campaign to make visible the ongoing exclusion of Asian American Buddhists from the dominant

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