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OKLAHOMA SQUATTERS, 1935.
A woman with her children at the entrance to a squatters shelter in Riverside County, Oklahoma. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, 1935
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1935 Apron Children County Doorway Dorothea Entrance Family Farmer Great Depression Lange Migrant Worker Mother New Deal Okie Oklahoma Poverty Riverside Rural Seashore Shelter Southwest Squatter Working Class
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OKLAHOMA SQUATTERS, 1935: A Glimpse into the Struggles of a Desperate Family". This poignant photograph captures the harsh reality faced by a woman and her children during the Great Depression. Taken in Riverside County, Oklahoma, in 1935 by renowned photographer Dorothea Lange, it offers a glimpse into the lives of squatters who were forced to find shelter wherever they could. At the entrance to their makeshift dwelling stands a weary yet resilient mother, clad in an apron that hints at her domestic responsibilities. Her face bears traces of hardship but also determination as she gazes out onto an uncertain future. Beside her stand two young children - symbols of innocence amidst adversity. The dilapidated structure behind them serves as their humble sanctuary from poverty's relentless grip. Inside lies evidence of meager possessions and bare necessities; this is where dreams are deferred and resilience is tested daily. Lange's composition beautifully captures not only the physical toll on this family but also their emotional strength amidst dire circumstances. The image speaks volumes about rural America during this era – families uprooted from their farms due to economic collapse seeking refuge elsewhere. As we reflect upon this powerful photograph, let us remember those who endured unimaginable hardships during one of our nation's darkest times. It serves as a reminder that even in moments of despair, hope can still be found within human spirit and perseverance.
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