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SEGREGATED SCHOOL, 1941. An African American singing class in a rural one room schoolhouse
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SEGREGATED SCHOOL, 1941. An African American singing class in a rural one room schoolhouse
SEGREGATED SCHOOL, 1941.
An African American singing class in a rural one room schoolhouse, Greene County, Georgia. Photograph by Jack Delano, October 1941
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1941 Academic Black Children Class Delano Desk Dress Education Georgia Great Depression Greene County Jack Jim Crow Necktie New Deal October One Room School House Poor Schoolboy Schoolgirl Schoolhouse Schoolteacher Segregation Sing Singing Working Class Young Schoolroom Southeast
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This photograph takes us back to a significant moment in American history - a segregated school in 1941. In the heart of rural Greene County, Georgia, an African American singing class is captured within the walls of a humble one-room schoolhouse. The image, skillfully captured by photographer Jack Delano in October 1941, offers a glimpse into the realities faced by African American children during this era. The scene depicts young boys and girls dressed modestly, their faces filled with determination and hope despite the challenges they undoubtedly encountered daily. Sitting at wooden desks arranged neatly in rows, these eager students are led by a dedicated woman who serves as their teacher. Their surroundings may be meager, but their thirst for knowledge shines through. This photograph not only showcases the resilience of these young minds but also sheds light on the harsh conditions imposed upon them due to Jim Crow laws and segregation policies that were prevalent at that time. It stands as a testament to both the strength of African American communities striving for education amidst adversity and also highlights how far our society has come since then. As we reflect upon this powerful image from our past, it serves as a reminder of the importance of equal access to education for all individuals regardless of race or background.
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