Cotton Workers Transported to Arkansas 1937

Cotton workers from Memphis, Tennessee, travel by truck to plantations in Arkansas in June-July 1937. This image documents the labor practices of agricultural workers during the Great Depression. The Farm Security Administration aimed to improve conditions for displaced farmers and laborers.

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