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Hoodlums pelting Chinese Emigrants on their Arrival at San Francisco (engraving)

Hoodlums pelting Chinese Emigrants on their Arrival at San Francisco (engraving)


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Hoodlums pelting Chinese Emigrants on their Arrival at San Francisco (engraving)

2812851 Hoodlums pelting Chinese Emigrants on their Arrival at San Francisco (engraving) by Sala, George Augustus (1828-95); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hoodlums pelting Chinese Emigrants on their Arrival at San Francisco. Illustration for America Revisited (5th edn, Vizetelly, 1885).); © Look and Learn

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Anti Pelting Prejudice Racial San Francisco Chineses


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This powerful engraving captures a disturbing scene from history, depicting the racial prejudice and violence faced by Chinese emigrants upon their arrival in San Francisco. The image showcases hoodlums pelting these vulnerable individuals with objects, highlighting the deep-rooted discrimination that existed during this time. The artist, George Augustus Sala, created this illustration for "America Revisited" in 1885. Through his work, Sala aimed to shed light on the harsh realities experienced by Chinese immigrants as they sought a better life in America. This print serves as a reminder of the struggles endured by marginalized communities throughout history. The image evokes strong emotions and prompts reflection on themes such as racism, immigration, and social injustice. It serves as a stark reminder of how far society has come in terms of acceptance and equality while also emphasizing the importance of continuing efforts towards inclusivity. As we view this engraving today, it is essential to recognize its historical significance and use it as an opportunity for education and empathy. By acknowledging past injustices depicted within art like this one, we can strive for a more compassionate future where diversity is celebrated rather than met with hostility or prejudice.

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