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Photo gallery: Wellesley community takes part in Stop Asian Hate demonstration

ByIris Xia '22, Co-Opinions Editor

Apr 18, 2021 AAPI, Asian American, iris xia '22, Photography, racism

Over 200 members of the Wellesley community gathered in Wellesley town center on March 27 in support of the Stop Hate Rally Route & Run that passed through the town. The run started in Hopkinton and ended in Boston Common. Photos by Iris Xia and Alaina Cai.

Iris Xia '22, Co-Opinions Editor

By Iris Xia '22, Co-Opinions Editor

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