Voices Against Anti-Asian Hate: Documentary Screening and Conversation

This documentary humanizes the experiences of victims and their loved ones, including the Go family, whose daughter, Michelle Go, was tragically pushed onto subway tracks; Christina Yuna Lee, who was followed and fatally stabbed in her own apartment; Michael Zhu, who was stabbed while on a routine walk near his home; and Noel Quintana, who was slashed in the face with a box cutter while riding the subway. Their personal accounts bring to light the emotional and psychological toll of these heinous attacks while raising critical questions about how we can best address and combat anti-Asian hate and violence.

The post-screening discussion underscores the importance of continuing this conversation, examining strategies to combat racism, advocating for policy reforms, and emphasizing the role of education, awareness, and community solidarity in preventing future violence.