tenantfarmers

6 photos tagged tenantfarmers, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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FSA - T[enant] P[urchase] borrowers? by their house, Puerto Rico (LOC)

  • biggdogg99 said:
    Now that is history. Where in PR is this? Carolina? Loiza?
  • nitaina1 said:
    lol
  • Manuel Garcia said:
    Was corn ever planted in PR?
  • Jose Centeno said:
    look at that corn!! wow!

An old tenant house with a mud chimney and cotton growing up to its door, which is occupied by Mulattoes, Melrose, La. (LOC)

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  • Jonathan Stiles said:
    Simplicity pre-consumerism . . .
  • Ramekon Cheesecake said:
    Mulatto, which has its roots in the word 'mule'--the sterile offspring of a male ass and a mare--is a horrible word, that is associated to people of color. No one should allow themselves to be call a mulatto.
  • emmyr13 said:
    The title is from the original 1940's caption from the photographer. While 'Mulatto' is offensive to us, back then it was the everyday term for people of mixed race. Thank goodness we have progressed a little.
  • Sani_ said:
    whoa
  • Geoff said:
    MTV Cribs does not have anything on my man here :P

Negro tenant's home beside the Mississippi River levee, near Lake Providence, La. (LOC)

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  • bf53490 said:
    A beautiful southern photo.
  • melcr13 said:
    This is quite a scenery to look at. Along the Mississippi River levee this image really contradicts 'The Great Depression'.
  • /\ \/\/ /\ said:
    Looks like corn being cultivated near the house, but it is only knee high. The grass on the levee looks parched and the area is short on moisture and rainfall. Congressman William Jefferson of New Orleans was born near this time and place.
  • Adaptable Science said:
    this is amazing i love it
  • Piers Nye said:
    From the clouds I'd swear it was HDR if it wasn't LOC and 1940. Must have used a yellow filter. Kodachrome was only four years old.