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DUST BOWL, 1936. Farm boy in the dust bowl area of Cimarron County, Oklahoma

DUST BOWL, 1936. Farm boy in the dust bowl area of Cimarron County, Oklahoma


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DUST BOWL, 1936. Farm boy in the dust bowl area of Cimarron County, Oklahoma

DUST BOWL, 1936.
Farm boy in the dust bowl area of Cimarron County, Oklahoma. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, April 1936

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1936 April Arthur Child Cimarron County Cloud Drought Dust Dust Bowl Erosion Farm Farm Security Administration Farmer Field Great Depression New Deal Oklahoma Rothstein Rural Sand Southwest Storm Struggle Unidentified


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This photograph, titled "DUST BOWL, 1936" takes us back to a time of immense struggle and hardship in Cimarron County, Oklahoma. The image showcases a young farm boy standing stoically amidst the desolation caused by the devastating Dust Bowl. Photographed by Arthur Rothstein in April 1936 as part of the Farm Security Administration's documentation efforts during the Great Depression era, this portrait captures both the physical and emotional toll that this environmental catastrophe had on individuals and communities. The boy's face reflects determination and resilience as he stands tall against a backdrop of swirling dust clouds. His presence symbolizes hope amidst despair, embodying the spirit of countless farmers who fought tirelessly to survive during these challenging times. The barren field behind him serves as a stark reminder of how erosion and drought ravaged once fertile lands. This haunting scene transports us to an early American landscape where sandstorms were common occurrences, threatening livelihoods and exacerbating poverty. As we gaze upon this powerful image, we are reminded not only of the historical significance but also of our collective responsibility to learn from past mistakes. It is through understanding moments like these that we can strive for sustainable practices today, ensuring that future generations do not have to endure such hardships again.

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