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Protestors March to Save Philadelphia’s Chinatown and Oppose Naval Bombing of Vieques
Protestors in Philadelphia march with signs and shirts that read, “NO STADIUM IN CHINATOWN,” and effigies likely of Mayor John Street, protesting the construction of a baseball stadium for the Phillies near Chinatown. Interspersed are signs that…
Protestors march through Chinatown for Racial Justice Day
People on a street carrying signs and banners, possibly at East Broadway and Catherine St. in Chinatown. Signs read: “Asians for Racial Justice”, “Cops in Blue, Shame on You”, “Racial Justice Day”
Protestors march in support of Saleem Osman
Protestors pass two police officers on motorcycles during a protest march for Saleem Osman from 1 Police Plaza to Central Booking. Many of the protestors hold signs in English and Korean. One sign reads "Cops! We Are Watching" and "Saleem was…
Protestors march for People of Color Against State Violence
Protestors of various racial backgrounds march in a large procession from City Hall to 1 Police Plaza during a "People of Color Against State Violence" demonstration. "People of Color Against State Violence" was a diverse coalition organized by CAAAV…
Protestors lying down on the street behind a police line
A group of protestors barricaded to the side of the road by police lines. Most are sitting or lying on the ground with their signs. One protestor, standing, is holding a drum.
Protestors in Orange
A group of protestors listen to a speaker. Many are wearing orange vests. A visible sign reads "A badge does not justify murder."
Protestors holding signs at Racial Justice Day 1998
Image taken at Racial Justice Day 1998. People lined up, holding signs. Signs read "Racial Justice Day" "Asians for Racial Justice" "Police the police."
1998 was the first time Racial Justice Day was organized by the Coalition Against Police…
1998 was the first time Racial Justice Day was organized by the Coalition Against Police…
Protestors holding sign that reads "Free Mumia, Bring back justice. Asian American Youth for Mumia"
Asian-American youth protested as a part of the decades-long "Free Mumia" movement (1996) in pursuit of racial and legal justice, demanding the release of Mumia Abu-Jamal who was then on death row.
Protestors Holding a Banner for National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights at the 1996 Racial Justice Day March
Protestors are taking part in the 1996 Racial Justice Day March from City Hall to Tompkins Square Park organized by the National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights and co-sponsored by CAAAV and other groups. They are holding a banner that reads…
Protestors Hold Up “Asians for an Independent Puerto Rico” Banner
Protestors hold up a banner that reads, “ASIANS for an INDEPENDENT PUERTO RICO” with the Puerto Rican flag to show support for Puerto Rico’s ongoing struggle for autonomy from the United States. Behind the banner, another sign reads, “Down with 100…