Wayne W. Huang

Tag: New York

September 11, 2001

These images have never been shared with the public. I had only taken them for myself to remember that day. Most people remember exactly what they were doing that morning, where they were, and how they were reacting as the events unfolded. I was a college student who had lived in New York City for [...]

Mat Maneri

Leroy

I would spot Leroy, a homeless Vietnam Veteran, at the 34th St. Madison Square Garden station. He would usually be sitting at the bottom of a stairwell with a box for people to throw money in. A few times he would have some artwork he had made expressing certain spiritual beliefs he held, especially of [...]

No First Name: A Tibetan in Exile

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When Tsering Dolma first arrived in New York City in 2004, she barely spoke a word of English. She came only with a determination to survive and support her family still living in the Tibetan refugee villages of India. This is the story of the struggles and hopes of a Tibetan-in-exile.

May Day 2006 – Day Without Immigrants