Sugarcane Cutter and Waterboy Louisiana 1938
A sugarcane cutter and a waterboy work in a field near New Iberia, Louisiana, circa October 1938. This image documents the labor practices during the sugarcane harvesting season in the southern United States. The FSA/OWI Collection recorded American life during the Great Depression, showcasing the significance of sugar production in Louisianas economy.
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Sugarcane Cutter and Waterboy Louisiana 1938
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