The Vincent Chin Institute

The Vincent Chin Institute Launched April 26 at a news conference at the Congressional Triangle in Washington, D.C. joined by Members of Congress Judy Chu, Grace Meng, Mark Takano, the Smithsonian Under Secretary for Education Monique Chism, the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center APAC Acting Director Yao-Fen You, and Helen Zia. > Read the press release

Rep. Judy Chu says inflammatory China rhetoric can hurt Asian Americans

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Vincent Chin Institute Launched to fight hate

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終止亞裔仇恨 陳果仁研究院成立

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‘빈센트 친’ 연구소 공식 출범

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Rep. Judy Chu says inflammatory China rhetoric can hurt Asian Americans ● Vincent Chin Institute Launched to fight hate ● 終止亞裔仇恨 陳果仁研究院成立 ● ‘빈센트 친’ 연구소 공식 출범 ●

The Vincent Chin Institute

The Vincent Chin Institute Launched April 26 at a news conference at the Congressional Triangle in Washington, D.C. joined by Members of Congress Judy Chu, Grace Meng, Mark Takano, the Smithsonian Under Secretary for Education Monique Chism, the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center APAC Acting Director Yao-Fen You, and Helen Zia. > Read the press release

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40 years later

Why now?

In 1982, the horrific baseball bat beating death of Vincent Chin on the eve of his bachelor party, and the miscarriage of justice that allowed his two white killers to be freed without spending a night in jail, ignited the modern Asian American civil rights movement and built a multiracial, multicultural coalition united for equal justice and human dignity which stands as a landmark of American history.

 

In 2022, 40 years later, the lessons of building solidarity and unity to obtain justice for Vincent Chin brings people together to counter division and hate, and inspire older and younger generations to link arms to work for positive change.