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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.

Controversy inspires a new reading list of neglected Asian American classics

Vince Schleitwiler - July 3, 2019

Social media tempest brings new attention to Asian American literary classics

Vince Schleitwiler - June 20, 2019

A family’s photographic treasure trove of Japanese American history in Yakima...

Vince Schleitwiler - December 5, 2018

New book looks behind the surface of Seattle classic, No-No Boy

Vince Schleitwiler - September 6, 2018

Before ‘Crazy Rich Asians,’ Asian Americans were already making film history

Vince Schleitwiler - September 1, 2018

Local artists design sculpture honoring Chinese American civil rights struggles in...

Vince Schleitwiler - August 2, 2018

The Sympathizer author Viet Thanh Nguyen speaks at Benaroya Hall on...

Vince Schleitwiler - May 2, 2018

Video links Muslim and Japanese American histories at Manzanar

Vince Schleitwiler - April 2, 2018

Khizr Khan, Kishi Bashi, and others show solidarity at Densho’s Day...

Vince Schleitwiler - February 25, 2018

Wing Luke beverages exhibit is a pleasure to be sipped slowly

Vince Schleitwiler - December 22, 2017
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