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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”

People at a street protest carrying signs and banners: “Asians Against Racial Justice”, “Asians Against Racial Justice”, “Committee Against A[nti-Asian Violence] New Yor[k City]”

people at a street protest carrying signs and banners: “Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence New York City”, “War Resiste[rs] League”, “John Tan”, “[Les]bians for [...] Justice”

people at a street protest carrying signs and banners: “NYPD: [...]”, “Asians for Racial Justice”, “[...] Police Officers punch, kick, & sexually abuse Latina [...]”, “[...] Police Abuse Against Lesbians and Gays up 50% from 1996.”

People at Racial Justice Day 1997 carrying signs: “Asians for Racial Justice”, “Asians for Racial [...]”, “Stop Police Brutality”, “NYPD [...]”

Yong Xin Huang's sister and other protestors host a memorial service and speak out against police brutality. Signs showcase three victims of police brutality: Frank Olson, Justin Smith, and Yong Xin Huang.

A multiracial coalition of protestors marches past Brittany Cafe and Oxford Cafe in New York City (Manhattan). A protestor on the right side of the frame holds a bullhorn, a protestor in the middle of the frame holds a sign that reads, "ARREST…

Protestors march for Asian racial justice. The one fully visible sign states "Asians for Racial Justice."

Protestors march for racial justice and against police brutality. The visible signs read "Cops in Blue Shame on You," "Police the Police," and "Stop Police Brutality."

This is a close-up image of three protestors marching for racial justice. The one fully visible sign states "Asians for Racial Justice."