Cajun Day Laborers Mother Near New Iberia Louisiana 1938

A mother in New Iberia, Louisiana, stands in front of her home in October 1938. She belonged to a Cajun day laborer, reflecting the lifestyle of rural families in Iberia Parish. During this time, Cajun culture significantly influenced the region, known for its rich traditions and agricultural practices, shaping Louisianas identity.

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