Japanese and White Americans in Celery Field Oregon 1942

Japanese-Americans and white Americans work together in a celery field in Malheur County, Oregon, in July 1942. During this period, many Japanese-Americans faced discrimination yet contributed significantly to agricultural production. This collaboration highlights the essential role of diverse labor in wartime food supply efforts in the United States.

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