In photos: Protesters rally against anti-Asian hate in Atlanta
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in Liberty Plaza outside of Atlanta, Georgia, capitol building Saturday to honor the eight people killed in this week's spa shootings in the city, with many chanting "Stop Asian hate”. This protest was formed by leaders of The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in less than 72 hours thanks to the help of William Lex Ham, and other local leaders.
Man with his family in the van pulls over in traffic to get out and wave his American flag along with demonstrators marching through the streets.
Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff (R) and Raphael Warnock (L) addressing protesters in Atlanta on March 20. Photo: Andrew J. Clark
““Let us build a state and a nation where you can register to vote the same day as an election, but you cannot buy a weapon the same day you intend to kill.”
- Jon Ossoff”
Medic Frankie Laguna (Middle) and two medics walking down Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW
The Atlanta March 20 march In solidarity with the Asian community. Over 183 organizations have joined AAPI groups in calling for $300 million to address anti-Asian violence. Liberty Plaza in front of the Georgia Capitol Museum.
William Lex Ham from Queens, NY leading a march. William Lex Ham is CoFounder of #TheyCantBurnUsAll Movement.
Hundreds of cars circled and followed the demonstration honking their horns the entire afternoon in support of the #stopAsianHate #StopAAPIHate movement.
.@SenatorWarnock and I addressed today’s rally in Atlanta to mourn the victims of this week’s massacre and to express our love and support for the Asian-American community in Georgia and nationwide. Gratitude to the organizers. pic.twitter.com/kG6GMju7wz
— Jon Ossoff (@ossoff) March 20, 2021
We had another rounds of speeches. I am blown away by the youth of Atlanta. pic.twitter.com/PkYAHcMDjY
— Andrew J. Clark (@Ajc_Tm) March 20, 2021
