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"Vincent Who?"

"Vincent Who? Documentary Screening with Writer/Producer Curtis Chin

The Murder that Ignited the Asian American Civil Rights Movement

Friday, March 2, 12-1:30p.m., Wellness Center Auditorium, Ocean Campus

Sponsored by the Multicultrual Infusion Project

Associated Students of Cultrual Affairs

Asian American Studies

Philippine Studies

Rosenberg Library and Learning Resources Center

Hosted by Suzanne Lo, Librarian Downtown Campus and

Tracy Burt, Faculty Child Development and Family Studies

"On the night of June 19, 1982, at the height of the anti-Japanese sentiments, Vincent Chin

was murdered in Detroit by two autoworkers."

"When the judge fined the killers a mere $3,000 and three years of probation,

Asian Americans around the country galvanized to form a real community and movement."

"Inspired by town hall meetings organized by Asian Pacific Americans for Progress on the

25th anniversary of Vincent's death, the "Vincent Who?" documentary

explores the history and accomplishments of the Asian American movement since 1982,

where it is today, connections with South Asian and Arab Americans experiences after 9/11

and current directions of the movement." 

"It includes conversations with activists like Helen and Dale Minami"

Visit the non-profit site: www.vincentwhomovie.com

About the film: http://vincentwhomovie.com/about-the-film/

Huffington Post article:

Remembering Vincent Chin: Pete Hoekstra and Being Asian in America

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-reyeschow/remembering-vincent-chin-_b_1260308.html

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/v/tQivEXrnjNM

City Currents “An Online Newsletter for the City College Community”

http://www.ccsf.edu/Offices/Public_Information/Currents.pdf

Issue February 29, 2012, Volume 27 Number 17, Page 16

"Vincent Who?" Documentary Screening

Screening Photos

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Vincent Who? discussion

Vincent Who? discussion part 1

Part 1 of a conversation between Curtis Chin, writer/producer of Vincent Who?, and Wendy Kaufmyn, daughter of Chief Judge Charles Kaufman. This conversation took place after the documentary screening on March 2, 2012.

Vincent Who? discussion part 2

Part 2 of a conversation between Curtis Chin, writer/producer of Vincent Who?, and Wendy Kaufmyn, daughter of Chief Judge Charles Kaufman. This conversation took place after the documentary screening on March 2, 2012.

Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now

Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now

Saturday, June 23, 2012
2 pm ET/11 am PT/8 am HT

Locations of viewing, go to http://www.apaforprogress.org/vc30

A Nationwide Google Hangout* townhall with leading civil rights leaders

from around the country.

Featuring congressmember Judy Chu

OCA Executive Director Tom Hayashi and more

In 1982, Vincent Chin was the victim of a hate crime murder in Detroit. Thirty years later, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders continue to face discrimination and bullying. In fact, more than half of Asian Americans report being bullied in the high school class room, the highest of any racial group. In light of recent tragedies like the suicide of Pvt. Danny Chen and the continuing effects of 9/11, what can Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders do to stand up against racism and discrimination?

Please join us for a one-hour panel discussion with leading voices from the nonprofit, legal and judicial communities as we address these timely issues. Viewing parties have been organized in more than 20 cities and individuals can tweet in questions at #VC30.

Albany • Atlanta • Austin • Boston • Charlotte • Chicago • Cleveland • Denver • Detroit • Houston • Los Angeles • Lowell, MA • Minneapolis • Morgantown, WV • New York • Philadelphia • Raleigh • Sacramento • San Francisco • San Jose • Seattle • Washington • Wichita and more

To cosponsor an existing viewing party or to organize one in your area, please email Curtis Chin at curtis@apaforprogress. For more information, including locations of viewing parties, go to http://www.apaforprogress.org/vc30

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