AAPI Heritage Month 2023
Across
- 2. President that signed AAPI Heritage Month into law
- 3. Labor strike that united Filipino and Mexican American workers
- 6. First AAPI queer community event ever, hosted in 1983
- 7. First Asian American woman elected to Congress
- 9. Supreme Court case that outlawed AAPI people from speaking in court
- 11. First queer AAPI organization in the US
- 13. ___ Station Bar was a queer bar in San Francisco with huge controversy due to anti-AAPI racism
- 14. Act in 1875 that prohibited AAPI women from immigrating because they were "a sexual threat"
- 15. Massive film industry centered in India
- 17. Chinese ___ Act prohibited AAPI immigrants from the US
- 20. Origin country to first AAPI migrants to the Americas who arrived with the Spanish
- 21. Month that AAPI Heritage Month resides during
- 24. ___ Springs Massacre that resulted zero arrests of white assailants
- 25. Center of civil rights protest after Vincent Chin's murder
- 28. Anti-___ Papers were a group of petitions signed by native Hawaii against US control
- 29. Country with the most gender-affirming surgeries per year
- 30. State with the largest percentage (37.2%) of AAPI residents
- 33. Recent disease blamed on AAPI people
- 35. Type of hatred that spiked after 9/11 and targeted AAPI and anyone perceived as Muslim
Down
- 1. ___ Railroad that was nearly built entirely by AAPI workers
- 4. Most recent AAPI animated Disney film ___ Red
- 5. Asian Pacific ___ were the first queer group to collab with the traditional AAPI community during Chinese New Year 1994
- 8. First AAPI Vice President
- 10. Asian Exclusion ___ formally existed from 1905-68 and carried out anti-AAPI hate crimes along the West Coast
- 12. String of shootings that established the StopAAPIHate movement
- 13. ___ Trade that existed alongside the Slave Trade to use indentured AAPI labor
- 16. Most spoken AAPI language
- 18. ___'s Cafeteria was the location of the 1966 queer riots in San Francisco's Tenderloin AAPI district
- 19. First Asian American elected to Congress
- 22. President that established Japanese concentration camps during WWII that forcibly incarcerated over 120,000 citizens
- 23. Chinese American who fought for his birthright citizenship due to Chinese exclusion laws
- 26. Japanese graphic novels with a wide American audience
- 27. State with smallest percentage (0.8%) of AAPI residents
- 28. Immigration station intentionally built to deny AAPI immigrants
- 31. Most populated country
- 32. Disease blamed on AAPI San Francisco residents, and were forcibly quarantined with barbed wire
- 34. Popular music originating from South Korea