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A group of people taking part in the 1997 Racial Justice Day demonstration, holding banners and signs. One sign reads "ASIANS / FOR / RACIAL / JUSTICE."

A group of people at Racial Justice Day 1997, holding signs that read, "Asians for Racial Justice" and "_ Against Anti-Asian Violence."

A group of people at a Racial Justice Day demonstration, with a man and a woman holding a partially obstructed banner that reads "ASIANS / RACIST JUSTICE" and several demonstrators holding signs with dates and descriptions of past injustices.

Two women sitting with their backs turned to the camera amid a demonstration for Racial Justice Day. In the back of the older woman, a pasted red sticker reads, "THE UNITED STATES IS CHARGED WITH COLONIZATION OF SOVEREIGN PEOPLES; 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]”

A group of people at the 1997 Racial Justice Day demonstration for racial justice and against police brutality, holding banners and signs that read "Asians for Racial Justice." The people being shown are mostly cut out of the picture, and only one…

Activists process down a street, holding a sign that reads "Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence New York City." In the background, another banner reads "Asians for Racial Justice."

Black and white photograph of protestors holding a banner that reads, "COMMITTEE AGAINST ANTI-ASIAN VIOLENCE" and "CAAAV." Behind them, other protestors hold a banner that reads, "[...] FOR RACIAL JUSTICE."

Asian members of CAAAV and Black New Yorkers march in protest past the now-demolished Sun Sing Theatre, under the Manhattan Bridge in Manhattan's Chinatown. Protestors hold signs calling for racial justice and an end to police brutality. One sign…

CAAAV demonstration and march in lower Manhattan for Racial Justice Day on April 7, 1997. Signs carried by activists read: "Asians For Racial Justice," "Shame On You," and "John Tan," with illustrations of a police hat and club.