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This sketch appeared on the front page of CAAAV's Winter 1996 issue of 'The Voice.' The illustration accompanied the article "Giuliani's Police Makes War on Our Communities." The article included updates on the campaign for justice for Yong Xin…

Two women stand in front of a large banner that says "Yong Xin Huang, July 17, 1978 - March 24, 1995, Unjustly Killed by the Police." The banner hangs on a chain link fence. One woman holds a pad of paper and an electronic bullhorn so that the second…

Group of Asian people holding signs with the names and death dates of victims of anti-Asian violence during the 1980s and 1990s. The largest and most prominent sign has the name of Vincent Chin on it.

A man holding a slim bouquet of flowers speaks into a microphone to address a crowd at an indoor memorial event. Behind him, two men sit on the stage, which is covered with flowers, candles, and other small items.

A man, flanked by two other men, uses a megaphone to address a crowd at an indoor memorial event. Behind them, a man walks across the stage, which is covered with flowers and other small items.

Three men use microphones to address a crowd at an indoor memorial event. Behind them, others appear on the stage, which is covered with flowers, candles, and other small items.

A group of Latinx men and women stand together and face the crowd at an indoor memorial event, holding the flag of Mexico and a partially-obscured banner reading “Herir A Uno Es…” (To hurt one is…). Behind them, a man holding the flag of Ecuador…

A memorial event bringing awareness to the deaths of Vincent Chin, Konerak Sinthasomphone, and Thong Hy Huynh.

A young woman holds a poster that reads,
"YONG XIN HUANG
SHOT IN THE BACK
OF THE HEAD BY
P. OFFICER STEVEN MIZRAHI
MARCH 24 1995
16 YEARS OLD."

Four musicians, one man, and three women, performing onstage with different types of hand-drums. In front of them, half of a funeral wreath clay sculpture can be seen. This picture was most likely taken at a memorial event.