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LOUISIANA: HOMESTEAD, 1940. Home and outbuildings belonging to an African American

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LOUISIANA: HOMESTEAD, 1940. Home and outbuildings belonging to an African American

LOUISIANA: HOMESTEAD, 1940.
Home and outbuildings belonging to an African American tenant near a Mississippi River levee, Lake Providence, Louisiana. Photograph by Marion Post Wolcott, June 1940

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1940 Black Home Homestead June Levee Louisiana Marion Mississippi River Post Tenant Wolcott


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LOUISIANA - HOMESTEAD, 1940 - A Glimpse into African American Resilience and Community

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. This print takes us back to the year 1940 in Lake Providence, Louisiana. The image showcases a humble home and outbuildings belonging to an African American tenant near the mighty Mississippi River levee. Captured by Marion Post Wolcott in June of that year, this photograph offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of African Americans during a time marked by segregation and racial inequality. In this snapshot frozen in time, we witness not only the physical structure of a homestead but also the spirit of resilience and determination that defined many African American communities across America. Despite facing numerous challenges and limited opportunities, these individuals created vibrant homes filled with love, hope, and strength. The simplicity of the exterior belies the rich stories that unfolded within those walls. It serves as a reminder of how important it is to acknowledge our shared history while celebrating the triumphs achieved against all odds. Through this powerful visual narrative captured by Marion Post Wolcott's lens, we are transported back to an era when unity was paramount for survival. This photograph stands as a testament to both individual tenacity and collective support within marginalized communities. As we reflect upon this piece from Granger Art on Demand's collection today, let us honor those who came before us - their struggles endured so that future generations could thrive. May their legacy inspire us to continue fighting for equality and justice for

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