News
Screening of 'Vincent Who?' shows oppression of Asians in US
www.theshorthorn.com
[UTA The Shorthorn] - As a part of Asian Heritage Month, Multicultural Affairs screened a film about the story of Vincent Chin on Tuesday evening. The film, Vincent Who?, introduced students to Vincent and addressed the larger issue of many young Americans, specifically of
Google News: Film review: "Cold War"
[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - With the support of his loyal lieutenant, Vincent (Chin Ka-lok), and senior press officer Phoenix Leung (Charlie Yeung Choi-nei), Lau moves to wrest control of operation Cold War from Lee, who initiated it. Little do they know that these efforts are
Asian-Americans in the Argument
www.nytimes.com
[New York Times] - The idea of a pan-Asian identity in this country, scholars say, was partly a result of anti-Asian violence, especially against one subgroup when another was intended. Thirty years ago in Detroit, a Chinese-American named Vincent Chin was beaten to
Frank Wu, chancellor and dean of UC Hastings
www.asianfortunenews.com
[Asian Fortune] - Frank Wu (l), chancellor and dean of Univ. of CA Hastings College of Law presenting the Distinguished Service Award to Curtis Chin, writer and producer of "Vincent Who?," an award-winning film that explores the history of the Vincent Chin (no relation)
sorted by relevance / date