Cotton Workers Transported to Fields Memphis 1937

In June 1937, cotton workers are transported to fields in Memphis, Tennessee. Truck drivers leave at five in the morning to recruit men for labor on Arkansas Delta plantations. This scene reflects the agricultural practices of the time, showcasing the labor dynamics that shaped the regions economy and workforce.

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