“Stand up with us”: Texans speak out at Stop Asian Hate Rally
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Hundreds of people gathered to discuss taking collective action against anti-Asian discrimination during Saturday’s Stop Asian Hate Rally and Vigil at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin.
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