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Child Labor Was Quite Common In America Deep Into The 20th Century. One Of The Most Important Reformist
Child labor was quite common in America deep into the 20th century. One of the most important reformist organizations was the National Child Labor Committee, created in 1904. Its leaders, many of whom were key figures in the progressive movement, understood that they would need to expose the realities of child labor in a visceral way. So they hired a photographer named Lewis Hine, whose photographs created a haunting record of American child labor.
One of the most common jobs for young boys was as a newspaper seller. Though this was not as grueling as factory work, it did have definite downsides. The day started early â here are some St. Louis newsboys beginning work at 5 am:

The newsboys were often exposed to bad habits on the streets:

Newspaper sellers, unlike most child laborers, did have some protections â âNewsboysâ Protective Associationsâ formed in many cities, and served as a sort of union and fraternal organization for the kids. Here, the Cincinnati Association is training kids in the âmanly art of self-defense:â


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Ok cool!! Thank you for ur input, I rlly preciate it! Iâll start posting some of my stuff on here then, I hope u like it.
Iâm a bit nervous bc Ive never shared most of this stuff before lol but Iâll give it a go
might start posting my art on here. Itâs a big mix of stuff tbh: abstract art, lots of landscapes, some still lifes, some realistic most not really. All digital art, no portraits bc im dreadful i mean still learning at those lol
also maybe i should make a separate account for my art? is that helpful? Idk. Lemme know (mutuals, people who see this post if anyone does) what you think
simple things that would dramatically improve this website
content label specifically for flashing
ability to see the image youâre describing when writing alt text
permanent âkeep tumblr live off my dashâ button
ability to add closed captions on videos
blocking someone filters their posts from ur dash
mutuals only posts
filtered tags filtering blazed posts
switching a blog from sideblog to main blog
sending asks/replies/etc from sideblogs
while blocking someoneâs main blog you have the option to also block their sideblogs
not slapping mature labels on sfw queer posts
keep âfollowingâ the default tab
get rid of the spambots (not simple but by god would it improve the website)
get rid of the t.rfs/nazis/other bigots (not simple but they could start by actually acting on the reports they get)
Can we get some cursed facts about this really strange primate colloquially called "Humans" please? I simply cannot remember how to spell the scientific name, and I don't want to embarrass myself in front of you
well I'm AFRAAIIIID that you're going to have to be more specific, because "human" is actually a pretty big group, phylogenetically speaking!
specifically, it's every primate in the genus Homo.

<art src: John Fleagle>
this means that "human" isn't just the term for the only extant species from this group, H. Sapiens, "human" is also the proper term for all of the extinct members!
H. Neanderthalensis was a human. So was H. Erectus.

H. Habilis, H. Floresiensis, and H. Denisova were all humans.

which makes perfect sense, actually, because Homo is just the Latin word for "human" in the first place! fancy fancy.
but as anyone who's ever had to sit through a 300-level STEM class knows, Homo has another definition, this time from Greek, meaning "same".

homodont. homophone. homologous. homogenized.
but doesn't that also make perfect sense? bones aside, if all of the extinct species of human were resurrected right now and you ran into, say, a Denisovan and a Neanderthal on the street, wouldn't you recognize them?


"You are like me. We are the same."


"We are the same."

<art src (all): Alfons & Adrie Kennis>
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