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Vince Schleitwiler

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Vince Schleitwiler, a fourth-generation Japanese American from Chicago, currently teaches ethnic studies at the University of Washington, and lives in Beacon Hill with his family. His book, Strange Fruit of the Black Pacific, was published in 2017 by NYU Press.

A memoir of friendship, loss, and 1990s cultural politics

Vince Schleitwiler - November 1, 2022

“Rise” looks back on Asian American culture in the era of...

Vince Schleitwiler - April 21, 2022

Poet Garrett Hongo brings honor and remembrance in a memoir of...

Vince Schleitwiler - February 16, 2022

Controversies over Asian American issues at Bellevue College continue

Vince Schleitwiler - August 31, 2021

In “The Committed”, author Viet Thanh Nguyen takes his dazzling Refugee...

Vince Schleitwiler - March 9, 2021

Family secrets force multigenerational trauma to the surface in a true...

Vince Schleitwiler - November 19, 2020

Author Brandon Shimoda reflects on trauma, pilgrimages, and family history

Vince Schleitwiler - July 16, 2020

Solidarity with Black lives demands a new Asian American movement

Vince Schleitwiler - July 6, 2020

Community rallies around artist Erin Shigaki’s “Never Again is Now” at...

Vince Schleitwiler - March 24, 2020

Poet, demographer and activist Juanita Tamayo Lott recalls the origins of...

Vince Schleitwiler - March 3, 2020
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