Black | Asian | Blasian | Solidarity
Abolishing boundaries through joy, art, culture, and education
Merging Movements through art, culture, and educationRooted in Black, Asian and Blasian history
Since its inception in 2020, Blasian March aims to build solidarity influenced by historic Afro-Asian relations on Turtle Island.
Our programs
Empowering Black, Asian and Blasian communities
Black Asian Solidarity Rallies
Celebrating Black, Asian, and Blasian people through art, speakers, performances, and free food.FREE Book Fairs
Free books of all ages and genres from Black, Asian, and Blasian writers to foster understanding across communities.We Will Not Swallow Bitter Fruit
Free dinner for Black, Asian, Blasian, and Pasifika LGBT folks to strategize political empowerment.Blasian March Archives
Art exhibit series focused on connecting Blasian March to Black-Asian solidarity history.
Our guiding principles
What we believe in
Intersectionality
Actions organize at the intersections of feminism, migrant justice, environmental justice, LGBT+ justice, disability justice, intergenerational experiences, racial justice, and economic justice.Accessibility
All Blasian March actions must be accessible.Sustainability
All Blasian March actions must be environmentally responsible.Land back
Actions on stolen land must include solidarity work with Indigenous organizations: fundraisers for Native communities; Native speakers/performers, especially those who are mixed with Black and/or Asian; and amplification of Indigenous sovereignty actions.
Merging Movements Through Culture, Joy, and Collaboration
Blasian March reaches communities across the country, collaborating with local partners in New York City, New Haven, Chicago, Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Orlando
Blasian Pride for Climate Justice, NYC 2023Joy-Based Organizing
Blasian March places joy at the core of all actions because joy is resistance and a liberatory practice. Image description: a Black person in a crowd holding up a trans pride flag and a sign that reads Black Asian Futures. Photo by Stas Ginzburg.
Blasian Unity Day, Sacramento August 5, 2023Local Collaborations for Collective Power-Building
Blasian March conducts local, national, and international movement work thorugh collaborations with local partners. Image description: Black, Asian, and Blasian people of varying genders and disabilities on a panel. Photo credit Randy Lucina.
Blasian March Chicago July 30, 2022Informed By Afro-Asian Solidarity History
Blasian March actions are inspired by the Afro-Asian solidairty history of Turtle Island, which dates as far back as 1763. Photo image shows a Filipinx person leading a crowd carrying a sign that reads Unite Against Hate. Photo credit Ting Wyse
Upcoming Events
FIVE YEAR Anniversary Book Fair!
READ TO RESIST April 12, 1-5 PM at Immigrant Social Services, 137 Henry Street New York NY 10002
