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VIRGINIA: NEWSBOYS, 1911. Newsboys in Norfolk, Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine
VIRGINIA: NEWSBOYS, 1911.
Newsboys in Norfolk, Virginia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, June 1911
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Media ID 12344895
1911 Barefoot Child Labor Hine June Knicker Knickers Lewis Newsboy Norfolk Photo Poor Vendor Virginia Wickes Working Class Southeast
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This photograph, titled "VIRGINIA: NEWSBOYS, 1911" captures a poignant moment in the daily lives of young newsboys in Norfolk, Virginia. Taken by renowned photographer Lewis Hine in June 1911, this image offers a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by children during an era marked by child labor. The sepia-toned print showcases a group of barefoot boys wearing knickers and caps as they work tirelessly to sell newspapers on the streets. Their youthful faces reveal both resilience and innocence amidst their challenging circumstances. These young vendors represent the working class of early 20th-century America, struggling to make ends meet. Hine's powerful composition highlights not only the economic hardships these boys endured but also sheds light on societal issues such as poverty and inequality prevalent at that time. Through his lens, he captured their determination and unwavering spirit despite their difficult circumstances. This photograph serves as a reminder of our collective history—a testament to the strength and resilience displayed by individuals who were forced into adulthood far too soon. It stands as a timeless piece that continues to evoke empathy for those who have experienced similar struggles throughout different periods in history. As we reflect upon this image from Granger Art on Demand, let us remember the importance of addressing social injustices while cherishing our progress towards creating better opportunities for all children today.
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