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New York Daily News, The Associated Press and Asian American publications. His most recent endeavor encompassed documenting anti-Asian racism following the COVID-19 pandemic. “His passion was to rediscover, document and champion through his images the plight of all Americans but most especially that of Asian and Pacific Islanders,” his family said in a statement to CNN. Lee used his expertise to champion “photographic justice.” He is always seen with a camera around his neck and attended crucial moments impacting Asian Americans over his prolific 50-year career. Lee was there when the Asian American Movement protested the lack of jail time for the killers of Vincent Chin the 27-year-old who was beaten to death in Detroit in 1982 which was a time when Japan was targeted for the United States auto industry’s decline. The pair of laid-off white autoworkers who murdered assumed he was Japanese. They were convicted of manslaughter but were only sentenced to three years of p

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