Asian Pacific Americans for Progress proudly presents

The L.A. Premiere of
"VINCENT WHO?"
A New Documentary on Asian American Pacific Islander Empowerment

Over 25 years ago, the hate crime murder of Vincent Chin in Detroit galvanized the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. This new 40-minute documentary, winner of the Media Award from the National Association for Multicultural Education, looks back at the movement that started from the case and asks how far we have come and how far we still need to go.

November 4, 2009, Wednesday

Affter Vincent Chin, the murder of Filipino American postal worker Joseph Ileto is arguably the most high-profile hate crime committed against an Asian American. On August 10, 1999, Buford Furrow, a self professed white supremacist, went on a rampage at the North Valley Jewish Community Center where he shot and injured five individuals.

Hey everyone, thanks for all your support for our new documentary, Vincent Who?, a film that looks at the state of Asian American empowerment. We are happy to announce a preliminary schedule for this Spring. Please let us know if you'd like to book a screening in your area!

DC APA Film Festival Presents "Vincent Who?" Sponsored by Asian Pacific American Bar Assocation for Washington, D.C. (APABA-DC)   Co-Sponsored by Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) of American University Washington College of Law; George Washington University Law School APALSA; Georgetown Law School APALSA; University of D.C. Law School APALSA; Asia Society; and Organization of Chinese Americans