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CHILD LABOR CARTOON, 1916. The Boss: Now, children, all together, three cheers

CHILD LABOR CARTOON, 1916. The Boss: Now, children, all together, three cheers


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CHILD LABOR CARTOON, 1916. The Boss: Now, children, all together, three cheers

CHILD LABOR CARTOON, 1916.
" The Boss: Now, children, all together, three cheers for the Supreme Court! " : cartoon by Art Young on the Supreme Courts decision to declare the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act of the Wilson administration unconstitutional

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The photograph captures a powerful political cartoon from 1916, depicting the issue of child labor in America. In this thought-provoking image, we witness the exploitative nature of employers and their disregard for the welfare of young workers. The boss, portrayed as a greedy figure, stands tall while surrounded by children who are forced into labor. The caption highlights an ironic moment where the boss instructs these innocent children to cheer for the Supreme Court's decision to declare the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act unconstitutional. This act was implemented during President Wilson's administration with the aim of protecting children from exploitation in workplaces. Through this cartoon by Art Young, we are confronted with the harsh reality faced by working-class children at that time. Their rights were disregarded as they were subjected to long hours and hazardous conditions instead of receiving proper education and care. This photograph serves as a reminder of how far society has come in terms of child labor laws and protections for young individuals. It also prompts us to reflect on ongoing efforts needed to ensure every child is provided with a safe environment free from exploitation.

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