What works can reflect the political promotion of photography?

The works that can reflect this phenomenon are as follows:

1, according to today's headline information, "Exposure": This work was shot by American photographer James Nasset, recording the racial segregation and violence among teenagers from different places in the southern United States. This group of photos was widely spread in the 1950s, which aroused public concern and appeal for racial equality and civil rights.

2. Little Boss: This work was shot by China photographer Yang Fudong and recorded the tragic experience of an underage girl who was employed as a factory owner in Sichuan Province, China. This group of photos aroused strong public response, attracted the attention of the government and promoted the improvement of workers' rights and interests.