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This image shows protestors participating in the 1996 Racial Justice march. Two protestors are holding the ends of a large banner that depicts a cartoon drawing of police officers covering two bodies with a large $1 bill. Above the drawing are the…

In the center of the frame, two protestors march in a single file line while brandishing signs during a CAAAV demonstration organized in front of the 20th precinct to demand justice for Kum Nam Kim—a Korean street vendor on the Upper West Side who…

A young protestor wearing glasses carries a sign that reads "No racism, Stop Anti-Asian Violence 24 hours everyday," while participating in a demonstration demanding justice for Kum Nam Kim—a Korean street vendor on the Upper West Side who was…

In the foreground of this black and white photo, an individual shouts at a poster that reads "Speak out Against Racist Violence." A series of other posters written in various languages are featured in-frame, one of which reads "Stop Anti-Asian…

This photo depicts police barricades separating a group of people protesting with posters and the police officers surveying them. One of the posters is partially legible and reads “MENELLIO EUCDEA R.I.P. KILLED BY COPS July 4.” There is another…

The subject of this photo is a person holding a sign. The part of the sign that is visible in the photograph reads, “Michael Argenio Slaughtered January.” Michael Argenio was a 29 year old man killed by an off duty police officer on January 25, 1994.…

This photo features a person holding a sign that reads “Manavi”, an organization that aims to end gender-based violence in the South Asian community. Below “Manavi” is a drawing of the organization’s logo. Behind the subject of the photo are several…

On July 30th, 1993, Philip Kaufman premiered his major studio crime thriller entitled Rising Sun. Adapted from Michael Crichton's book of the same name, Rising Sun concerns the murder investigation of a white female escort whose body is found in the…

The image shows protestors at the 1996 Racial Justice Day March. A banner is somewhat visible (obscured by protestors) and advertises Positive Workforce Inc., a New York City-based minority construction advocacy organization dedicated to obtaining…