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- Collection: Photo Collection of CAAAV Co-Founder Mini Liu
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Yong Xin Huang's mother and sisters at Columbus Park during his memorial march
Members of CAAAV and the family of Yong Xin Huang joined for a memorial march in Manhattan Chinatown the day before what would have been his 17th birthday. Yong Xin Huang was a teenager shot and killed by the police in Brooklyn while playing outside…
Window memorial of Vincent Chin—close-up of Chin's photo
Injustice: Made in America — Remembering Vincent Chin 1955-1982. On display June 5–6, 1992. Mixed media installation was a joint effort by Godzilla Asian American Arts Network and CAAAV. Chin's photo at center of installation. Here, with script in…
Vincent Chin Window Memorial
Injustice: Made in America — Remembering Vincent Chin 1955-1982. On display June 5–6, 1992. Mixed media installation was a joint effort by Godzilla Asian American Arts Network and CAAAV. Text and objects explain and symbolize the compounding layers…
Vests with protest messages written on them ready to be worn the next day during the manhattan bridge takeover.
CAAAV and NCPRR (National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights) took over the Manhattan Bridge entrance (the Chinatown side) during rush hour. They wore vests with messages protesting Mayor Giuliani’s oppressive police policies. Others took over the…
Tombstones remembering Asian victims of police brutality and racist violence during the Yong Xin Huang memorial march
Members of CAAAV and the family of Yong Xin Huang joined for a memorial march in Manhattan Chinatown the day before what would have been the 17th birthday of this victim of police brutality. This photo shows protestors with signs representing…
Tamina Davar with Yong Xin Huang's Mother and Sisters at a memorial march for him
Members of CAAAV and the family of Yong Xin Huang joined for a memorial march in Manhattan Chinatown the day before what would have been his 17th birthday. Yong Xin Huang was a teenager shot and killed by the police in Brooklyn while playing outside…
Stephen Liu making the first CAAAV banner at home 2
Stephen Liu, brother of Mini Liu, holding up the banner he made in his home. CAAAV brought this banner to the Howard Beach Protest against the police mishandling of the murder of Michael Griffith.
Stephen Liu making the first CAAAV banner at home 1
Stephen Liu, the brother of Mini Liu, is painting the first CAAAV Banner for a protest at Howard Beach. CAAAV brought this banner to the Howard Beach Protest against the police mishandling of the murder of Michael Griffith.
Speakers at protest against police beating of Yong Kook Ou
In the first photo, Mini Liu is in blue blazer, speaking for CAAAV. In the second photo, the speaker in tan sweatshirt, is speaking for KAAAV (Koreans Against Anti-Asian Violence). Protest was at 17th precinct police station in Manhattan East Side to…
Speakers at People of Color Against State Violence Protest
Three people speaking at the People of Color Against State Violence protest in Foley Square. The person in the center is speaking through a megaphone.