Youths Collection (page 4)

National Waifs Association 1900
National Waifs Association for destitute boys in Stepney Causeway, London. Photograph showing Dr. Barnardos giving boys a chance to learn a trade in blacksmithing. Date: 1900

GYMNASTICS, 1830S
French youths engaged in gymnastic exercises on ropes, ladders and bars Date: 1830s

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, Young teenage people boarding a crowded bus at a bus stop in the town centre

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, Multicultural group of young boys adding salt to their takeaway fast food meal of hamburger and french fries or chips

Speedboat off prom Eastbourne
A small speed boat leaves a white wake as it passes below Eastbourne pier, Sussex. Two young male holidaymakers look down on it. First published The Sunday Times Date: circa 1991

Still from the film The Blue Angel with Emil Jannings, 1930 (b / w photo)
RYS336011 Still from the film " The Blue Angel" with Emil Jannings, 1930 (b/w photo) by German Photographer (20th Century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Boy Running Across A Wooden Bridge On A River With Mountains In The Background; Vang Vieng Laos

A Young Person Skateboarding With Bare Feet Over A Wooden Boardwalk Towards The Beach; Tarifa, Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain

A Boy Posed Reading Old Books; Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

A Boy With A Skateboard; Oregon, Usa

Child Flying A Kite

Woman Holding A Skateboard

A Young Boy Praying With A Light Beam On Him; Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

A Teenage Boy With Arms Raised Towards The Cross

Interracial Group Holding A Bible

Five Teenagers With T-Shirts Spelling Jesus

Group Holding Hands In A Circle

Babys Feet

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"From Suffragettes to Subcultures: A Glimpse into the Vibrant World of Youths" In 1907, brave and determined women like Pankhurst and Gawthorpe Rutland paved the way for future generations as they fought for suffrage rights. Their unwavering spirit ignited a flame within youths that still burns today. Fast forward to the electrifying atmosphere at Ibrox Stadium, where Rangers clashed with Ayr United in the Betfred Cup Quarter Final. The passion and energy exuded by these young football enthusiasts is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Meanwhile, a vivid lithograph captures the essence of young people from fascist Italy. Though controversial, it serves as a reminder of how influential youth movements can be in shaping history. Taking flight in a hot air balloon, Scouts embark on thrilling adventures that test their skills and forge lifelong friendships. These daring youths embrace challenges head-on while soaring above ordinary boundaries. The clash between mods and rockers during Britain's early years showcased two contrasting subcultures battling for dominance. With distinct fashion styles and divergent musical tastes, these rebellious youths left an indelible mark on British society. Not limited to urban scenes alone, even coal mining pit boys and girls demonstrated resilience beyond their tender years. Their tireless work underground symbolizes both sacrifice and determination amidst challenging circumstances. Amidst all this excitement, we find flat capped youths gathered around street artists' performances - captivated by creativity unfolding before their eyes. This diverse crowd showcases how art has always been an integral part of youth culture throughout history. From political activism to sports fanaticism; from cultural clashes to hard labor; from artistic appreciation to fearless exploration – they have consistently proven themselves capable of shaping our world in remarkable ways. They embody hope for a brighter future filled with boundless possibilities.