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DEPRESSION CARTOON, 1932. During the presidential campaign of 1932, an unemployed man contemplates President Hoovers optimistic assessment of the state of the country. Contemporary American cartoon from The Nation

DEPRESSION CARTOON, 1932. During the presidential campaign of 1932, an unemployed man contemplates President Hoovers optimistic assessment of the state of the country. Contemporary American cartoon from The Nation


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DEPRESSION CARTOON, 1932. During the presidential campaign of 1932, an unemployed man contemplates President Hoovers optimistic assessment of the state of the country. Contemporary American cartoon from The Nation

DEPRESSION CARTOON, 1932.
During the presidential campaign of 1932, an unemployed man contemplates President Hoovers optimistic assessment of the state of the country. Contemporary American cartoon from The Nation

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1932 Canvassing Cold Commerce Election Finance Great Depression Herbert Hoover Poverty Satire Starvation Unemployment


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This thought-provoking print captures the essence of the Great Depression era in America. Taken from a contemporary American cartoon published in The Nation in 1932, it depicts an unemployed man deep in contemplation as he listens to President Hoover's optimistic assessment of the country's state. The image reflects the stark contrast between political rhetoric and harsh reality during one of the most challenging times in American history. The man's weary expression and cold surroundings symbolize the despair and hardship faced by millions of Americans who were struggling to make ends meet. In this poignant satire, we witness a powerful commentary on unemployment, poverty, and hunger that plagued society at that time. It serves as a reminder of how economic downturns can affect individuals deeply while politicians may remain detached from their suffering. As we delve into this historical artifact, it is impossible not to reflect on its relevance even today. It reminds us of the importance of empathy and understanding towards those facing financial hardships or mental health issues caused by external circumstances beyond their control. This print serves as both a testament to our collective past and a call for compassion towards those affected by economic crises throughout history.

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