From theearly to mid 1990s I photographed the subculture of Cambodian street gangs in the United States. Having lived under the Khmer Rouge, most came to the US scarred by their early experiences and soon fell into gang life in the US, as their families moved into some of the countrys most violent cities. They came as political refugees to the US and unlike their younger siblings, born in the US, never became citizens. 10 years later, 2006, and nearly 200 of Cambodian men now find themselves ...
