Chinatown Rises Up to Unite Against Police Brutality
Lee’s iconic photo put a protest against police brutality on the front page of the Post.
Lee’s iconic photo put a protest against police brutality on the front page of the Post.
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Activate your accountPhotographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story
Documenting the Asian American Movement
Documenting the Asian American Movement
Corky Lee’s rare images of the Asian American Movement on the East Coast in the 1970s.
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Photographer Corky Lee’s quest to document Asian American history, culture, and activism.
Photographer Corky Lee’s quest to document Asian American history, culture, and activism.
Documenting the Asian American Movement
Corky Lee’s rare images of the Asian American Movement on the East Coast in the 1970s.
Corky Lee’s rare images of the Asian American Movement on the East Coast in the 1970s.
Corky Lee’s Life, Legacy, and Quest for Photographic Justice
The importance of the life, art, and activism of Chinese American photographer Corky Lee.
The importance of the life, art, and activism of Chinese American photographer Corky Lee.