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CHILD LABOR, 1911. 11 year old boy working during harvest season at Makepeace near Wareham
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CHILD LABOR, 1911. 11 year old boy working during harvest season at Makepeace near Wareham
CHILD LABOR, 1911.
11 year old boy working during harvest season at Makepeace near Wareham, Massachusetts. Photograph, September, 1911, by Lewis Hine
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1911 Child Labor Farm Farm Tool Farmer Farming Field Harvest Hine Lewis Makepeace Massachusetts Migrant Worker Poor Rural Wickes Working Class Young
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This poignant photograph, titled "Child Labor, 1911" captures the harsh reality of a young boy's life during the turn of the century. The image portrays an 11-year-old boy toiling away in the fields of Makepeace near Wareham, Massachusetts. Taken by Lewis Hine in September 1911, this photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the struggles faced by children who were forced into labor at such tender ages. In this snapshot frozen in time, we witness the young boy wearing a worn-out hat while gripping onto a farm tool. His face reflects determination mixed with exhaustion as he works tirelessly during harvest season. The backdrop showcases vast farmland stretching into the distance, symbolizing both opportunity and hardship. The image not only sheds light on child labor practices prevalent at that time but also highlights social issues surrounding poverty and rural living conditions. It serves as a stark reminder of how economic circumstances often robbed children of their innocence and childhood. Lewis Hine's skillful composition allows us to connect emotionally with this nameless young worker from over a century ago. As we gaze upon his weary expression and weathered hands, we are reminded to appreciate our progress in protecting children's rights and ensuring their access to education rather than exploitation. This historical print is more than just an artistic representation; it stands as evidence that through awareness and collective effort, society can strive towards eradicating child labor forever.
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