1933 Employment Signs in Spanish and English Fresno Ranches
In October 1933, employment signs in Spanish and English appear at ranches near Fresno, California. This scene reflects the increasing presence of African American workers in agriculture, particularly as cotton pickers. During the 1930s, diverse labor forces became essential in farming, showcasing the multicultural fabric of the regions workforce.
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1933 Employment Signs in Spanish and English Fresno Ranches
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