Clothes of Agricultural Laborers in Oklahoma 1939

Clothes of white agricultural day laborers hang on an old fence near a broken plow in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma, north of Sallisaw. In June 1939, Russell Lee captured the challenging living conditions faced by laborers during this period. Sequoyah County played a significant role in the agricultural economy of Oklahoma.

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