Oklahoma Day Laborer Chopping Cotton June 1939

In June 1939, an agricultural day laborer wipes sweat from his neck after a long day chopping cotton near Webbers Falls, Oklahoma. The man shifted from tenant farming to day labor due to crop failures, working with his family in various agricultural tasks. Their tent home along the Arkansas River marks their efforts to establish stability in a challenging environment.

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