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African Americans conversing and drinking beers in a bar, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Nov 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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The bar at Palm Tavern, Negro restaurant on 47th Street, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Negro getting a haircut in front of church which houses flood refugees. Sikeston, Missouri, 1937-02. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Berry pickers. Southern New Jersey. These pickers are Negroes brought in by truck from..., 1936. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Negroes hanging around the plantation store. Mississippi Delta, 1936. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Negroes under the National Youth Administration. Live Oak, Florida, 1936. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Colored itinerants on oil tank cars passing through Kingsbury, California, 1938. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Colored family from near Houston, Texas. Been in California for two years. Husband came..., 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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African American restaurant workers, Investment Pharmacy, Washington, D.C., July 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Jack Delano

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Entrance to a movie house, Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee, October 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Cotton hoers loading at Memphis for the day's work in Arkansas; June, 1937. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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African Americans celebrating the Independence Day and picnicking in a park, June 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African Americans walking in an open field at a picnic, Beaufort, South Carolina, July 4, 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Drinking fountain on the county courthouse lawn, Halifax, North Carolina, 1938-04. Creators: Farm Security Administration, John Vachon

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Ushers of an African American church standing on church steps and getting ready to pose..., May 1940 Creators: Farm Security Administration, Jack Delano

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African American men and women sitting in attendance at a meeting to discuss farm..., May 1940. Creator: Farm Security Administration

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Evicted African American sharecroppers standing with their belongings along Highway 60..., Jan 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Arthur Rothstein

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Negro day laborers brought in by truck from nearby towns, waiting to be paid off and..., Oct 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Resting the mules which get too hot when the cotton is high in mid-summer..., August 1940. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African Americans conversing and drinking beers in a bar, Clarksdale, Mississippi Delta, Nov 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African American cotton plantation workers, hired as day laborers, walking next to..., August 1940. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Cotton hoer near Clarksdale, Miss., June 1937. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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An African American man fixing a well's tube into the ground near Ridge, Maryland, July 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, John Collier

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Negro mother teaching children numbers and alphabet in home of sharecropper..., Jan 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Negroes in bunkhouse in strawberry fields near Hammond, Louisiana; Note crude..., April 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Negro tenant farmer who grew strawberries on shares near Hammond, Louisiana..., April 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Negro sharecropper and son who will be resettled, Transylvania Project, Louisiana, Jan 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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On All Saints Day at New Roads, La. African Americans lined up at gates to enter cemetry, 1938. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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The bar at Palm Tavern, Negro restaurant on 47th Street, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Negro family living in crowded quarters, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Members of the congregation of the "store front" Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois, April, 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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The movies are popular in the Negro section of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Kitchen of apartment occupied by Negroes, South Side of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Old brown stonehouses now occupied by Negroes in Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Ida B. Wells Housing Project for Negroes, Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Back steps of apartments in Negro section of Chicago, Illinois, April 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Russell Lee

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Mr. Ed. Downes, Farm Security Administration director in Greene County, Georgia..., May 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Jack Delano

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African Americans sitting in pews at a meeting of Farm Security Administration borrowers..., 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Jack Delano

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Vegetable pickers, migrants, waiting after work to be paid, near Homestead, Florida, February 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African American migrant laborers cutting celery, Belle Glade, Florida, January 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African American migrant laborers fishing in Belle Glade, Florida, January 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Two African American men and one African American boy sitting and one African..., Jan 1939. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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African American woman standing in doorway and African American girls sitting around..., Feb 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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Negro laborers sitting around in front of a fire on Saturday night in a street of the..., Feb 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Marion Post Wolcott

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A detailed shot of flood refugees feet showing their shoes; Forrest City, Arkansas, 1930s. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Walker Evans

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Constance Daniel and Jerome Robinson; Farm Security Administration, Sept. 1941. Creators: Farm Security Administration, John Vachon

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African Americans at Forrest City flood refugee camp, Arkansas, 1930s. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Edwin Locke

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African Americans holding their pots and pans, and waiting for their turn to get meals, Feb. 1937. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Edwin Locke

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The last truckload of cotton hoers from Memphis bound for the Wilson Cotton..., June 1937. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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These cotton hoers work from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for $1.00 near Clarksdale, Mississippi, June-July 1937 Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Women being transported from Memphis, Tennessee to an Arkansas plantation, July 1937. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Dorothea Lange

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Children of sharecropper, near West Memphis, Arkansas, 1935. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Carl Mydans

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Cotton on porch of sharecropper's home, Maria plantation, Arkansas, October 1935. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Ben Shahn

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Sunday in Little Rock, Ark., 1935. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Ben Shahn

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Cotton pickers receiving sixty cents a day, Pulaski County, Arkansas, October 1935. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Ben Shahn

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Sharecropper on Sunday, Little Rock, Ark, October 1935. Creators: Farm Security Administration, Ben Shahn

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