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Born in Queens, Corky Lee, for a half-century, had been documenting New York City’s Asian American community.
His photos show the little-known struggle of Asians in America, including civil rights protests, racist immigration legislation, and violence towards Sikhs and Muslims of Asian descent since 9/11.
This film is a timely and intimate portrayal of a photographer on a quest to ensure that the rich tapestry of Asian American life – its struggles and celebrations – is preserved and documented in mainstream media.