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Dorothea Lange

Untitled photo, possibly related to: On U.S. 99. Near Brawley, Imperial County. Homeless mother and youngest child of seven walking the highway from Phoenix, Arizona where they picked cotton. Bound for San Diego, where the father hopes to get on relief "because he once lived there."

#NearBrawley #ImperialCounty #Phoenix #Arizona #SanDiego #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

loc.gov/pictures/item/20177715

The image is a black and white photograph depicting two individuals, presumably mother and child. The adult appears to be an older woman with long dark hair, wearing what seems like heavy winter clothing with fur trim around the neck area. She's holding onto a young boy who has on a beret-style hat and a sweater layered over his shoulders; underneath he wears a sleeveless vest or jumper. Both look solemn as they stand against a backdrop that suggests an open outdoor setting, possibly along a road given what appears to be a telephone pole in the distance. The sky is clear with no visible clouds. There's writing at the bottom of the image which could imply identification information about it but isn't clearly legible due to its size and position on the photo.
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Dorothea Lange

Kern County, California. Night street meeting of cotton strikers near end of defeated strike. Strikers received seventy-five cents per 100 pounds; demanded one dollar. In 1910 cotton growers in Imperial County advertised for pickers in the Southwest to come to Imperial Valley to pick for one dollar per 100 pounds

#KernCounty #California #100pounds #ImperialCounty #Southwest #ImperialValley #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

loc.gov/pictures/item/20177716

This black and white photo depicts a group of people gathered at night on the street, with many individuals wearing hats. The crowd is diverse in terms of gender, including men, women, boys, girls, adults, and children. They are focused on listening to an individual standing apart from them who appears to be addressing or leading the group. In the background, vintage automobiles suggest this photo was taken during a time when such cars were common, likely late 19th century onward through mid-20th-century. There is visible text overlaid on the image in white: "Dorothea Lange / HOLLIS & VANCE / KERN COUNTY - CALIFORNIA" and below that "SIOUX VALLEY STRIKE." Additional information about this photo indicates it's from Kern County, California during a time of cotton strikers' activism. The strike was part of the broader labor movement in agricultural industries where workers demanded better wages than what they were offered by growers; specifically, seventy-five cents per 100 pounds against their demand for one dollar. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of unity and determination among the group gathered during this historical moment related to worker's rights.
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Dorothea Lange

Family of four to be returned to Oklahoma by the Relief Administration. "They won't go until they get so hungry that there's nothing else for them to do. They won't go--not twenty-five percent will go" said a transient case worker in Imperial County. This family was hungry. They lost a two-year-old baby as the result of exposure during the winter. Holtville, California

#Oklahoma #twenty-fivepercent #ImperialCounty #Holtville #California

loc.gov/pictures/item/20177697

In this black and white photograph, we see a family of four consisting of two adults and two children. They are standing outside a small tent or shack-like structure, which appears to be their temporary living quarters. The setting suggests they might be in a rural or remote location, given the simplicity of their surroundings. There is no visible text within the image, and the overall tone is somber and reflective, capturing a moment that seems to tell a story of hardship and resilience.
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Dorothea Lange

In Farm Security Administration (FSA) migrant labor camp during pea harvest. Family from Oklahoma with eleven children. Father, eldest daughter and eldest son working. She: "I want to go back to where we can live happy, live decent, and grow what we eat." He: "I've made my mistake and now we can't go back. I've got nothing to farm with." Brawley, Imperial County, California

#Oklahoma #Brawley #ImperialCounty #California

loc.gov/pictures/item/20177734

This image captures a moment in time at an Imperial County, California farm. It's a black and white photograph that depicts a family from Oklahoma, who have traveled to this area for the pea harvest. The family is large with eleven children, and it appears to be a migrant labor camp. The father, mother, and two of their older children are standing together in front of a tent-like structure. The mother's expression is one of concern or worry, while the father looks more resigned. Their eldest daughter and son are not present with them; they are working elsewhere on the farm. This detail suggests that despite the family being together, they are still engaged in their individual tasks within this new environment. The background reveals other members of the family engaged in various activities related to farming or camp life. The overall scene conveys a sense of hard work and resilience, as well as the challenges faced by migrant families during these times.
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