From a whisper to a rallying cry: the killing of Vincent Chin and the trial that galvanized the Asian American movement

"You don't know about Vincent Chin?

Part I: The last time. One last night out with the guys ; Murder city ; Mama is here ; Father's Day ; As long as we have each other ; The little yellow people ; They keep their history very quiet

Part II: It's not fair. You make the punishment fit the criminal ; An Asian American dream deferred ; This is how far we've come in two hundred years? ; We must let the world know that we think this is wrong ; Are you gonna let him call you that?

Part III: Justice for Vincent Chin. The warrior ; American citizens for justice ; They will never be the same ; We dropped the ball ; A man of the law ; Time to talk about race ; Mrs. Chin goes to Washington ; In the spotlight

Part IV: United States v. Ronald Ebens and Michael Nitz. The defenders: Miriam Siefer and Frank Eaman ; The trailblazer: the honorable Anna Diggs Taylor ; The jury: "You must keep an open mind" ; The opening statements: The burden of proof ; The bachelor party: We are just here to have a good time ; The employees: It's because of you ; The cops; He shouldn't have done it ; The eyewitnesses: Government exhibit no. 14 ; The mother: My name is Lily Chin ; The stepson: It happened so quickly ; The father: Something just snapped ; The closing arguments: Your hardest part is still ahead ; The verdict: I can't bring him back ; In the shadows

Part V: Beyond a reasonable doubt. This case is not over ; We all remember our lines, okay? ; A very, very tough decision ; I really don't want to talk about it

Part VI: Remember me always. America breaks its promise to Lily Chin ; You never get over it ; Vincent's soul will never rest ; We need to talk about this