Yale AD Vicky Chun, spurred by rise in anti-Asian violence, leads push for AAPI representation

As attacks on Asian Americans escalated throughout the coronavirus pandemic, each new case triggered painful memories for pioneering Yale athletic director Vicky Chun, culminating in shootings at Atlanta-area spas that killed eight, including six Asian women, in March.

Chun, 52, thought back to her youth, when she had racial epithets directed at her even though she is an American citizen and people would speak to her mockingly in broken English. She recalled being told to go back to her country even though the United States was the only home she knew. Read More

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