Co-organized by Stand with Asian Americans and other Asian American organizations, the rallies will mourn the losses of the 2021 Atlanta shootings and other lives lost.

Rep. Grace Meng, D-N.Y., reflects on the two years since the Atlanta spa shootings, the state of anti-Asian hate, and the next steps.

Attorneys argued in a court filing that the suspect's young age should bar the death penalty.

ABC News’ Juju Chang speaks with family members of victims of the mass shootings at Atlanta spas that took the lives of eight people last March and left the Asian American community reeling.

It's been a year since a gunman killed eight people at Asian-owned and operated spas and for two men who lost their mothers to the violence, the pain and anger are still raw.

Robert Long, the man accused of killing 8 people in Atlanta-area spas, pleaded not guilty to four murder charges in Fulton County.

Robert Aaron Long pleaded not guilty to four murder charges in Fulton County stemming from the March 16 shooting that killed eight at three Atlanta-area spas.

Atlanta spa gunman Robert Long pleads guilty to 4 counts of murder.

Robert Aaron Long, 22, killed eight people during a shooting rampage in March targeting Atlanta-area spas.

The man charged with murder after allegedly launching a shooting spree at three Atlanta-area spas in March will be arraigned next week.

A Georgia district attorney will seek the death penalty and hate crimes charges against Atlanta spa shootings suspect Robert Aaron Long.

A Georgia district attorney will seek the death penalty after Atlanta spa shootings suspect Robert Aaron Long was indicted on hate crime charges Tuesday.

People came from Alabama and Washington, D.C., to attend the funeral.

The murders of eight people at three Atlanta-area spas last week have led to renewed calls for change from gun reform advocates.

Randy Park and Jami Webb talk about losing their parents in the Atlanta shootings and the misconceptions that came with their line of work.

Asian celebrities are speaking out against hate crimes directed at the Asian community in the wake of the Atlanta shootings.

"I can’t help but … ask, does that make sense?" Randy Park said.

In Georgia and across the country, people are marching in support of Asian Americans after the murder of six Asian women at three different spas across the Atlanta metro area last week.

Advocates say this week's Atlanta shooting spree is inextricably linked to racism and misogyny against Asian women.

Rep. Judy Chu appeared on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.

While several vigils were held overnight in honor of the eight victims, a couple who witnessed the violent attack is speaking out for the first time.

Martha Raddatz interviews Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., on "This Week."

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris condemned the rise of hate crimes and discrimination against the Asian American community.

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris condemned racism days after eight people were killed in shootings at three spas in the metro area.

Hyun Jung Grant of Korea was one of the eight victims killed. Her oldest son, Randy, started a GoFundMe page that has since received donations from around the world.

Six Asian women were among the eight people killed. The killings came amid a surge in attacks against Asians throughout the U.S., igniting pain and outrage from a community already on edge.

Jami Webb lost her mother in the shooting, just days before her 50th birthday. Randy Park hasn’t had time to process his mom’s killing now that he must care for his younger brother.

A suspect was charged with eight counts of murder in the shooting, which killed six women of Asian descent. Investigators themselves have also been embroiled in controversy.

Andrew Yang is an entrepreneur and author running for mayor of New York City.

Jess Owyoung co-founded the volunteer group Compassion in Oakland, where people can sign up to chaperone elderly individuals of Asian descent. In Brooklyn, Peter Kerre founded SafeWalks NYC.

From films like "Breakfast at Tiffany's" to “Full Metal Jacket” modern media has pushed bigoted stereotypes and hypersexualized Asian women.

Randy Park's mother, Hyun Jung Grant, was one of eight victims in the shootings at three spas, where most victims were women of Asian descent.

After a meeting with AAPI leaders, President Joe Biden delivered a forceful condemnation of the violence against Asian Americans and called on Congress to pass the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act.

Asian American faith leaders discuss attacks against Asian Americans and their hopes for the future generation.

Eight people, the majority of whom were Asian women, were killed in shootings at three separate spas in the Atlanta area on Tuesday.

ABC News has obtained video of suspect Robert Aaron Long at the site of the first shooting.

Eight people, the majority of whom were Asian women, were killed in shootings at three separate spas in the Atlanta area on Tuesday.

The Cherokee County, Georgia, sheriff's office is under fire after a captain described the alleged gunman in the killings of eight people as having "a really bad day."

Daniel Dae Kim and members of Congress testified before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties on Thursday.

Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Chair Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., talks about the shootings in Atlanta, rise in violence against Asian Americans in the past year and what comes next.

A gunman killed six women of Asian descent at three spas in the Atlanta area.

Plus, Congress will vote on two immigration bills and the House held its first hearing on anti-Asian discrimination.

Atlanta police say they are still investigating whether the shooting rampage that occurred at area spas was a hate crime.

Authorities say the attacks might not have been racially motivated, but may have been tied to a “sex addiction.” ABC’s Andrew Dymburt reports.

Plus, dozens of tornadoes tore through the South overnight, and an independent pharmacy is helping to vaccinate thousands.

Police across the U.S. say they are increasing patrols in Asian American communities following Tuesday's killings.

Georgia police say Robert Aaron Long, 21, told them his attack, which left eight people dead, was not about race and more about violence against women, but police have not ruled it out as a hate crime.

Many say the incident exposes new gaps in data collection on anti-Asian attacks and law enforcement responses to alleged hate-fueled incidents.

B.J. Pak, former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, discusses potential hate crime charges in the Georgia spa shootings case and the rise in attacks on Asian Americans nationwide.

Six of the eight people Aaron Long, 21, allegedly killed Tuesday night were Asian women. Police believe Long would have continued to Florida to kill more workers at similar businesses.