Sunday, June 12, 2016

Dedicated to the Millions of White People and their Families who are ANYTHING BUT PRIVILEGED

Witteville Coal Mine, Poteau, Oklahoma, early 1900s.
 
Mormon family, Salt Lake Valley early 1860s.
 
American child laborer circa 1950. Picking cotton with the sharp burred pods that cut your hands. A great many cotton picking, impoverished sharecroppers were white folks who often did not own a pair of shoe, have enough to eat or a warm place to sleep in winter.
Early 20th century American pioneers living on the prairie in a sod hut.

A pioneer prairie sod house, early 1900s.