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OHIO: NEWSBOYS, 1908. A crowd of newboys gathered at the Times Star Office in Cincinnati, Ohio
OHIO: NEWSBOYS, 1908.
A crowd of newboys gathered at the Times Star Office in Cincinnati, Ohio. Photograph by Lewis Hine, August 1908
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Media ID 12344773
1908 Adolescent Barefoot Black Child Child Labor Cincinnati Commerce Hine Lewis Newsboy Newspaper Night Ohio Poverty Street Scene Teenager Vendor Wickes Working Class Young
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OHIO: NEWSBOYS, 1908. A glimpse into the bustling streets of Cincinnati, Ohio in 1908 reveals a poignant scene captured by photographer Lewis Hine. In this powerful photograph, a crowd of young newsboys has gathered outside the Times Star Office, their eager faces illuminated by the dim streetlights. These adolescent boys, predominantly African American and hailing from working-class backgrounds, were an integral part of the city's commerce during that era. Clad in worn-out caps and barefooted, they embodied both resilience and vulnerability as they navigated through the challenges of child labor. Hine's lens immortalizes these young vendors who played a crucial role in disseminating information to the public through newspapers. Their presence on Cincinnati's streets at night symbolizes their tireless dedication to work despite their tender age. The sepia-toned portrait serves as a stark reminder of the poverty that plagued many families during this time period. It also sheds light on societal issues such as child labor and economic disparities that prevailed at the turn of the century. This print from Granger Art on Demand offers us a window into history—a moment frozen in time where we witness not only youthful determination but also social realities faced by marginalized communities. It is an evocative testament to both individual struggles and collective strength.
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