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Monona Yin is holding the first CAAAV Banner made by Stephen Liu at a protest at Howard Beach. CAAAV was there in solidarity with black organizers protesting against the police mishandling of the murder of Michael Griffith.

The Do the Right Thing Festival was gathering of community groups at the Propect Park Bandshell, Brooklyn, where CAAAV spoke and tabled. The image shows Monona Yin (on the left) on stage giving a presentation on CAAAV's work.

Mark Wahlberg, a prominent American movie star, has a history of racism. In 1986, he harassed a group of African and Asian American teenagers, and in 1988, he assaulted two Vietnamese Americans, including army veteran Johnny Trinh. Wahlberg was…

Monona Yin (in the maroon jacket) with JT Takagi to her left under the first CAAAV banner at the protest at Howard Beach. CAAAV was there in solidarity with black organizers protesting against the police mishandling of the murder of Michael Griffith.

A group of people stand at the curb outside of a building. There is a sign in Chinese on the building. There is a mural of a people on the side of the building, and graffiti across the front.

Large and detailed mural on the side of a New York City building depicts numerous aspects of Asian culture and history within the United States.

Four musicians in colorful outfits.

In the foreground, a woman speaks into a microphone. In the background hangs a banner with the words "NO JUSTIC[E] NO PEACE[ ] [U]NITE AGA[INST] RACISM."

Native American woman, wearing fringed ritual dress, giving a dance performance upon a stage.

Native American woman performing in ritual/cultural dress and holding ritual items.