Kids at Work: Lewis Hine and the Crusade Against Child Labor – An Inspiring History of Photography and Social Reform for Children (Ages 10-12)
Chronicles Lewis Hine’s powerful photographs and the campaign to end child labor, showing how images helped drive social reform in America.
About This Book
This book explores the work of photographer Lewis Hine and his documentation of child labor in the United States.
It highlights the role of photography in raising awareness and inspiring social change during the early twentieth century.
The narrative connects Hine’s images to the broader movement for labor reform and the protection of children.
Readers learn how visual storytelling contributed to new laws and improved working conditions for young people.
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