Tea & justice the life & times of NYPD's 1st Asian women officers

""Tea & Justice chronicles the experiences of three women who joined the New York Police Department during the 1980s--the first Asian women to become members of a force that was largely white and predominantly male. In this award-winning documentary, Officer Trish Ormsby and Detectives Agnes Chan and Christine Leung share their fascinating stories about careers and personal lives, as well as satisfactions and risks on the job, the stereotypes they defied, and how they persevered"--Container."@en
""Three New York police officers share stories about their careers, their personal lives, the stereotypes they defied and how they persevered. Intrigued by the image of Asian women in a non-traditional career, filmmaker Ermena Vinluan explores her own mixed feelings about cops while honoring the challenges these women embraced and the changes they accomplished. Includes interviews with ordinary New Yorkers and anti-police abuse activists -- some of whom believe that reducing police abuses will require hiring more women cops, since they tend to avoid using excessive force. The film's humorous cartoons, lively graphics and original music enhance the three women's stories and its complex look at race, gender and power."--Producers."@en