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Miss Sumi Yumaguchi, Japanese dietican, Camp Ellen Marvin, Arden, New York, 1943. Creator: Gordon Parks
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Miss Sumi Yumaguchi, Japanese dietican, Camp Ellen Marvin, Arden, New York, 1943. Creator: Gordon Parks
Interracial activities at Camp Ellen Marvin, where children are aided by the Methodist Camp Service. Miss Sumi Yumaguchi, Japanese dietician. Arden, New York
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Miss Sumi Yumaguchi, Japanese Dietician at Camp Ellen Marvin - A Symbol of Integration and Equality
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. This photograph taken by Gordon Parks in 1943 showcases the remarkable story of Miss Sumi Yumaguchi, a Japanese dietician working at Camp Ellen Marvin in Arden, New York. The image captures Miss Yumaguchi's dedication to her job as she stands proudly amidst a backdrop of children enjoying their holiday camp. During a time when racial tensions were high and discrimination against Asian Americans was prevalent, this photograph serves as a powerful testament to the spirit of integration and equality that prevailed even in such challenging circumstances. It symbolizes the progressive mindset adopted by Camp Ellen Marvin, where children from diverse backgrounds were aided by the Methodist Camp Service. The image not only highlights Miss Yumaguchi's profession but also reflects her resilience and determination to contribute positively to society despite facing adversity. Her presence as an integral member of the camp staff challenges stereotypes and promotes inclusivity. Gordon Parks' masterful composition captures both the strength and vulnerability embodied by Miss Sumi Yumaguchi. Through his lens, he immortalizes her role in fostering unity among these young campers while emphasizing America's commitment to embracing diversity during a pivotal era in history. This print is an invaluable piece of heritage art that reminds us all of our shared humanity and encourages us to strive for equality regardless of race or background.
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