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Members of Soh Daiko play taiko drums in Union Square as part of Asian Pacific Heritage Day on May 7, 1995. They are dressed in red, white and black. Attendees can be seen in front of and behind the musicians.

Members of the Japanese drumming ensemble Soh Daiko play percussion instruments during a Taiko performance at CAAAV’s Benefit titled The Rhythm is Ours! Some performers are sitting, while others are standing. The image is captured in black and white.…

Members of NYC-based taiko ensemble Soh Daiko perform at Asian Pacific Heritage Day celebration.

Teenagers from Chinatown and Harlem protest against gentrification in New York City.

Solidarity protest in the early 2000's on the rights of Palestinians after 9/11.

Footage of sitdown interview with two women, Christina and Lynne, about their experiences with SPAM while each grew up in the Philippines and Hawaii.

Interviews with people of color from all walks of life discussing the presence of the processed meat SPAM in their lives and cultures. In Asian and the Pacific Islands, SPAM, as an American food, is a delicacy and a status symbol, a fact that,…

P1 and P2 are audio only interview of B. Minnich and Victor Bascera(?) by L. Chua, about their relationship with SPAM as Filipinos. Intended for cutaways from interviews. P3, P4, P5, and the first third of P6 are a sitdown video interview with…

A young man holds a microphone and reads from a paper at a CAAAV event. Streamers and balloons hang from the ceiling above him.

A Black demonstrator speaks at the protest for Freedom for INS detainees and holds a microphone. One person stands beside the speaker, and two other individuals are in frame. They are surrounded by apartment and office buildings. The demonstration…