Migrant Family in Labor Camp Brawley California 1939
A family of thirteen gathers in a Farm Security Administration migratory labor camp in Brawley, California, in February 1939. Originally from Oklahoma, they moved to California in 1936 due to drought conditions that devastated their home state. The father and oldest daughter worked in agriculture, earning low daily wages. The mother wished to return to Oklahoma for stability. This image illustrates the challenges faced by migrant families during the Great Depression and the function of FSA camps in aiding displaced agricultural workers.
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Migrant Family in Labor Camp Brawley California 1939
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