Editor's note: On June 19, 1982, Vincent Chin was savagely beaten in an attack in Detroit that led to his death days later. His killers, two white men, never spent a day in jail. This page looks back at the moment when Asian Americans finally found their voice, both in their cries for justice for Chin and an end to long-standing racism. This is the final report in a three-part series on race issues in the US.
This summer marks a milestone anniversary, yet most people don’t realize there’s an anniversary to mark. A half century ago, Michiganders who united in a
50 years ago this month, members of Michigan’s LGBTQ+ community gathered for Detroit's first pride celebration.A new free comic book tells the story of that event using oral histories and first-person accounts.