Child Labor Gallery

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fallen-inspiration:theholyfoot:If you want to help secure the rights of women all over the world go

Employing child labor to make quilt blocks at #stitchmodern(at The Piedmont Center for the Arts)

Stencil seen in Cobbs Hill, Rochester, NY

commievoltie:transgenderator3000:guerrillatech:My sweet summer child[The wildest part of my labor hi

This was a labor of love; my kingdom for messed up childhoods saved by unconditional love

collective-history:Unidentified mill workers, Lincolnton, North Carolina, November 1908. Photo by Le

ayfm1000:Protest against child labor, from Labor Day 1909. Happy International Women’s Day.

occupyallstreets:Whistleblowing Wednesday: Children As Young As Six Harvest 25 Percent of U.S. Crops

design-is-fine:30 handicraft workshops, from a children’s book, 1835. Baker, bookbinder, butcher, ca

Coal miners, probably teenagers, in Gary, West Virginia, 1908. Around this time, children as young a

Lewis Hine, National Child Labor Committee Collection at the Library of Congress. (USA)

“The old cosmopolitan city that I remember from childhood, and recognize in stories told to me

Newsies, New York, 1910. - Lewis Hine.Newspaper boys. Or in other words: child labour.

Original Caption: Manuel, the young shrimp-picker, five years old, and a mountain of child-labor oys

Obama Bans E-Cigarettes for Kids, but Not Child Labor in Tobacco Fields Kids under age 18 soon will

occupyallstreets:Whistleblowing Wednesday: Children As Young As Six Harvest 25 Percent of U.S. Crops

think-progress: 7 Union Heroes To Remember This Labor Day This Labor Day while you’re enjoying the

minim-calibre:biodiverseed:cracked:We sat down with Norma Flores, who sweated and toiled in the fiel

Photo by Lewis Hine, caption: Manuel, the young shrimp-picker, five years old, and a mountain of chi

Photos of child workers from the first two decades of the twentieth century in the United States.

lily-peet:These. People. Are. Monsters.

Chanel’s latest brand ambassador personified the New York City equivalent of child labor.

gringaxtears:”Some of the farmworkers who make it possible for U.S. consumers to have berries for br

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