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When Lewis Hine started photographing children at work in 1908, child labour was pervasive in American industry. His shocking images from the cotton mills of Carolina to the coal breakers in Pennsylvania helped bring about child labour laws. Hine was also renowned for his deeply empathetic portraits of immigrants at Ellis Island, and his work documenting construction workers at the Empire State Building
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2018/feb/15/lewis-hine-photographs-child-labor-ellis-island
Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)KY_EnviroGuy
(14,492 posts)GeorgeGist
(25,321 posts)erronis
(15,303 posts)We need to stop isolationists and greedy plutocrats from repressing the natural flow of immigrants (and emigrants). We need to pay workers a decent wage, guarantee healthcare for all, and a base level of needs. </wish_list>
leftieNanner
(15,124 posts)Those are babies! And look at the supervisor's face with that stick to beat them if they are not working hard enough.
THIS is where the vile repugs want to take our country. Several states have considered rolling back the child labor laws recently, I seem to recall.
mountain grammy
(26,626 posts)Oppaloopa
(867 posts)sandensea
(21,639 posts)getagrip_already
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sandensea
(21,639 posts)getagrip_already
(14,766 posts)The Good Old Days... When Murca was great.
Pthkkkkttt.
mobeau69
(11,146 posts)appalachiablue
(41,146 posts)125 miles from north Philadelphia to NY City and Pres. Roosevelt's Long Island summer home, Sagamore Hill to publicize the plight of children who suffered stunted growth, injuries and other abuses from working in textile mills and coal mills.
http://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/archive/march-of-the-mill-children/
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