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MIGRANT WORKERS, 1941. Shacks of African American migrant workers in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, February 1941
MIGRANT WORKERS, 1941.
Shacks of African American migrant workers in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, February 1941
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Media ID 6217379
1941 Bare Foot Belle Glade Farm Security Administration Farmer Florida Great Depression Migrant Worker Poverty Rural Shack Slum South East Village
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MIGRANT WORKERS, 1941 - A Glimpse into the Harsh Reality of Rural Poverty
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This poignant photograph captures a snapshot of life in Belle Glade, Florida during February 1941. The image showcases a cluster of shacks that served as homes for African American migrant workers. These humble dwellings, made from scraps and salvaged materials, stand as stark reminders of the extreme poverty faced by these individuals. The scene depicts a rural village on the outskirts of Belle Glade, where barefoot farmers toiled under challenging circumstances. Their resilience shines through despite their destitution. This photograph offers insight into the struggles endured by African Americans during this era marked by economic hardship - the Great Depression. Commissioned by the Farm Security Administration (FSA), this powerful image serves as documentation and advocacy for those affected by poverty in America's south-eastern region. It provides an unfiltered glimpse into their lives while shedding light on systemic issues surrounding race and socio-economic disparities. Captured with remarkable clarity and sensitivity, this print is a testament to both the skillful artistry behind its creation and its historical significance. As we reflect upon this photograph today, it reminds us not only of our past but also highlights ongoing challenges faced by marginalized communities across America.
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