Depression Printmakers as Workers: Re-defining Traditional Interpretations |
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... relief programs , they viewed themselves as cultural workers and were , therefore , logically allied with the concerns of labor . These included organizing into militant unions estab- lished to protect themselves against unfair hiring ...
... relief programs , they viewed themselves as cultural workers and were , therefore , logically allied with the concerns of labor . These included organizing into militant unions estab- lished to protect themselves against unfair hiring ...
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... relief . To qualify for home relief , one had no choice but to submit to an investigation which determined if the applicant had property or possible means of support , however minimal , including sav- ings or insurance , which might be ...
... relief . To qualify for home relief , one had no choice but to submit to an investigation which determined if the applicant had property or possible means of support , however minimal , including sav- ings or insurance , which might be ...
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... relief voucher implied its holder was unable to manage funds satisfactorily , and was desperate enough to accept any task , however humiliating , for the most meager pay . Waiting in relief centers required untold patience and ...
... relief voucher implied its holder was unable to manage funds satisfactorily , and was desperate enough to accept any task , however humiliating , for the most meager pay . Waiting in relief centers required untold patience and ...
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