Netroots Nation 2014 NN14 Screening of "Vincent Who?" - and Discussion of Race in Detroit- Eventbrite

from Curtis Chin: VINCENT WHO? screening and panel on race in Detroit (aka Race and the City) Friday, July 18, 2014, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, Cobo Hall, Room #142 C. Attendance is free, but if you're not attending the Netroots Nation 2014 conference, you must REGISTER HERE.
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/nn14-screening-of-vincent-who-and-discussion-of-race-in-detroit-tickets-12013820661

NN14 Screening of "Vincent Who?" - and Discussion of Race in Detroit- Eventbrite

Blog: Remembering Vincent Chin: The Passion and Agony of a Community - AALDEF

Nice essay from Emil Guillermo this year at Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF.org) reflecting on the significance of the Vincent Chin case. Love that hair, Emil!

I have more articles collected at rememberingvincentchin.com.

http://aaldef.org/blog/remembering-vincent-chin-the-passion-and-agony-of-a-community.html
Blog: Remembering Vincent Chin: The Passion and Agony of a Community - AALDEF

18MillionRising | | In Search of Justice: Another Way to Remember Vincent Chin

beautiful reflection from 18 Million Rising New Media Director Cayden Mak on the legacy of Vincent Chin--and how it could change how we define "justice." http://bit.ly/1lpw1Zt

18MillionRising | | In Search of Justice: Another Way to Remember Vincent Chin

from Roland Hwang at Vincent Chin's gravesite at dusk

from Roland Hwang, one of the founding members of  American Citizens for Justice / Asian American Center for Justice, today at #vincentchin's gravesite at dusk.

Also read 18MillionRising's moving visit: 18MILLIONRISING (I went to Vincent Chin’s grave today, cleaned it,...)

Vincent Chin is buried next to his parents, Lily and CW Hing Chin, at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 11851 Van Dyke Ave., Detroit, MI 48234-4137, section 42. (313) 921-6960.
http://forestlawndetroit.com/about-us/location/