Vincent Chin

The 1982 attack against Vincent Chin redefined hate crimes and energized a push for today’s stronger legal protections.

Chin’s killing, 40 years ago, has inspired documentaries, young-adult books, and countless works of scholarship. What do we want from his story, and the people who tell it?

40 years after Vincent Chin’s murder, the struggle against anti-Asian hate continues.

Lee's life and work suggested that Asian American identity did not possess—and did not need—any underlying reality beyond solidarity.

It’s difficult to describe anti-Asian racism when society lacks a coherent historical account of what it actually looks like.

Let's recognize the scholar who was behind the other "CRT."

In “The Loneliest Americans,” Jay Caspian Kang asks whether Asian American identity can be rescued from people like him.

Recognizing that is crucial to ending the violence and the hate driving it.

Generations of Asian Americans have struggled to prove an Americanness that should not need to be proven.