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Jakarter Baker

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Excerpt - " The bitter cry of the children "  Jeneise Harrell

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Excerpt - " The bitter cry of the children "  Jeneise Harrell

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"I sells papers every day in the year; Sundays too.
Been at it for four  years," said William Jerry, a thirteen year-old newsboy. William was talking to
photographer Lewis Hine in Burlington, Vermont, on
a snowy day in December, 1916. At the time, Lewis
Hine had been traveling for nearly ten years across
the United States, photographing children at work.

Many adults were concerned about these children
and began to look for ways to change this situation.
They felt that children deserved time for school and
play, and that those younger than sixteen years old
should not be forced to work all week to help support their families."

This is a representation of child labor I notice that William is only 13 and he said he  been working for four years meaning since he was nine and the parents complain, Because the kids should not have to start work so young and then the work is rigorous but the kids still had to work even if the parents didn't agree .

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Theodore Roosevelt - Political cartoon  Jeneise Harrell 

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Theodore Roosevelt - Political cartoon  Jeneise Harrell 

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In this picture it looks as if Theodore Roosevelt is speaking with a Black male in front of the Abraham Lincoln statue with a quote from his inaugural speech , Roosevelt is holding a news paper with "15 Amendment " on it what I take from this picture is that he is congratulating the Male on be- coming a citizen and being able to vote .

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John Spargo - " The bitter cry of the children "

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John Spargo - " The bitter cry of the children "

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Jeneise Hare

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Ida B. Wells- "The Red Record"  Jakarter Baker 

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Ida B. Wells- "The Red Record"  Jakarter Baker 

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"Brutality still continued; Negroes were whipped, scourged, exiled, shot and hung whenever and wherever it pleased the white man so to treat them, and as the civilized world with increasing persistency held the white people of the South to account for its outlawry, the murderers invented the third excuse -- that Negroes had to be killed to avenge their assaults upon women. There could be framed no possible excuse more harmful to the Negro and more unanswerable if true in its sufficiency for the white man"

In this excerpt they named their third excuse for beating the Negros. Brutality was still big for being used on the Negro's, they were whipped, scourged, exiled, and even shot maybe even hung. Their third excuse was used because they felt Negro's had to be killed because they assaulted women, they were never asked if they were guilty or not they were just accused.

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Marcus Garvey- Political Cartoon  Jakarter Baker 

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Marcus Garvey- Political Cartoon  Jakarter Baker 

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjQ9a2gh5bgAhWinuAKHULHCiwQjhx6BAgBEAM&url=http%3A%2F%2Fildaite.blogspot.com%2F2012%2F10%2Fto-noble-marcus-garvey-and-paddies-ever.html&psig=AOvVaw16dujndrvBxyqQQtnZdr5b&ust=1548956584331796

I view this picture as Marcus Garvey is in the same position as every other citizen. Unlike every other black citizen he believes that blacks should be sent back to Africa by whites, he felt they were evil. The reason he wanted blacks back in Africa was because he thought they were better than whites and should build their own society