JustUs for Vincent: Finding Home Between the Vincent Chin Case and COVID-19 - The Emancipator

So proud to be able to curate this 5 essay/poem series for The Emancipator (Boston Globe) for the 40th commemoration of the death of Vincent Chin this week. Check out the beautiful artwork by Isip Xin and the audio recordings! Big thanks to editors Deborah Douglas and Amber Payne for giving us this opportunity. The Emancipator is a collaboration with The Boston Globe and Boston University's Center for Antiracist Research reframing the conversation on racial justice and equity.

This week, Asian American writers pay tribute to Vincent Chin on the 40th anniversary of his death:

JustUs for Vincent: Finding Home Between the Vincent Chin Case and COVID-19 - The Emancipator 

with series introduction, poem, and audio recording

https://soundcloud.com/the-emancipator/justus-for-vincent-finding-home-between-the-vincent-chin-case-and-covid-19-by-frances-kai-hwa-wang

Updates:

May-lee Chai 6/21: JustUs for Vincent: Remembering Vincent: The Unsilenced - The Emancipator

Bryan Thao Worra 6/22: JustUs for Vincent: Ypsilanti, 1982 - The Emancipator

Curtis Chin 6/22: JustUs for Vincent: Beyond Vincent - The Emancipator

Mika Kennedy 6/23: JustUs for Vincent: This is a Vincent Chin Essay - The Emancipator

Great Twitter Spaces Convo 6/23: Audio: JustUs for Vincent Twitter Spaces conversation w the authors and The Emancipator

And check out this Twitter thread from The Emancipator w beautiful graphics and info from Vincent Who? film https://twitter.com/the_emancipator/status/1540060649497272327