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CAAAV participated in a rally converged near Philadelphia’s City Hall, calling for the release of political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal. Signs in the background appear to read, “Free Mumia / Stop Execution.”

This cropped image shows protestors holding a sign in memory of Yong Xin Huang, who was killed by an NYPD officer: “黄永新 / Yong Xin Huang / 7/17/78 - 3/24/95 / We Shall Never [Forget].” In the background, a banner bearing the Missing Foundation logo…

About 80 protestors rallied in Midtown while Governor George Pataki visits to celebrate the Asian-American Heritage Month. One of the banners underscored how Pataki's implementation of the "Welfare 'Reform' Hurts Asian Americans." The other banner in…

The photo features protestors holding "Asians for Juricho" and a "Free All U.S. Political Prisoners/ Juricho '98" sign at the 1998 Juricho march. The march has assembled 5000 to 7000 demonstrators at Washington D.C. to demand amnesty and freedom for…

The photo documents the 1998 Jericho March at Washington D.C., showing flying Jericho Movement flags and a person giving a speech on stage. The march has assembled 5000 to 7000 demonstrators to demand amnesty and freedom for US-held political…

The photo shows two banners behind two protesters during a Filipino American demonstration in New York City.
One partially obscured banner appears to include the name “Damayan” and the phrase “Slavery Exists in N.Y.!,” suggesting a critique of…

A person holding an information banner titled "We Charge the U.S. with: Labor Exploitation," listing conditions including "unlivable economic, social and political conditions in the US and the third world. / Sweatshops, workfare and no and low wage…

Various posters in English, Mandarin, and Korean cover a wall, protesting anti-Asian violence in response to Kum Nam Kim’s beating and arrest by police. Slightly obscured by the shadows of trees, some signs read, “YOU CAN’T COVER UP ANTI-ASIAN…

A group of demonstrators marching at the 2001 Racial Justice Day. One sign reads "Domestic Workers United."

Protestors stand for a photo with a banner that reads, “TO BEAT BACK THE LANDLORDS’ ATTACK / CITYWIDE GENERAL / RENT STRIKE / Housing Solidarity Network.” A fist is drawn with windows to resemble an apartment building.