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SQUATTERs TENT, 1935. Squatters tent in rural California
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SQUATTERs TENT, 1935. Squatters tent in rural California
SQUATTERs TENT, 1935.
Squatters tent in rural California. Photographed in March 1935 by Dorothea Lange
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1935 California Camp Dorothea Encampment Great Depression Lange March Migration New Deal Rural Squatter Tent Trash
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SQUATTERs TENT, 1935 - A Glimpse into the Struggles of Rural California during the Great Depression
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. This poignant photograph captures a squatter's tent in rural California during the year 1935. Taken by renowned photographer Dorothea Lange as part of her influential work for the Farm Security Administration (FSA), this image offers a window into the harsh realities faced by many Americans during one of the darkest periods in our nation's history. In March 1935, when this photograph was taken, America was still reeling from the devastating effects of the Great Depression. The tent stands alone amidst a desolate landscape, symbolizing both resilience and desperation. Its tattered fabric flaps in the wind, revealing signs of wear and tear that mirror its inhabitants' struggle to survive. Lange's lens captures not only poverty but also human dignity within this encampment. Despite their dire circumstances, these individuals have managed to create some semblance of home amidst chaos. Surrounding trash serves as a reminder that even basic necessities were scarce for those living on society's fringes. This powerful visual document highlights migration patterns driven by economic hardship and government initiatives such as FDR's New Deal programs aimed at providing relief to struggling communities across America. As we gaze upon this print today, let us remember those who endured unimaginable hardships during this era while finding strength in unity and hope for a better future.
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