Defying Stereotypes in the NYPD

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 31, 2010
In the documentary Tea & Justice, producer/director Ermena Vinluan, examines stereotypical views of Asian women and of the NYPD and how three Asian immigrant policewomen dealt with them. She’s joined by one of the women featured in the film, the NYPD's first Asian American female officer, Agnes Chan.

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Tea & Justice premieres Saturday, November 10th at the Queens International Film Festival.

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