Thursday, April 8, 2010
Introduction
Good day my friends! My name is Lewis Hine. I am known for my  investigative photographs for the National Child Labor Committee. My  photos revealed the harsh truth of the Industry. I would travel through  the streets, factories, mines, textile mills, and canneries to  photograph the lives of the workers and tell their stories. I also  joined the American Red Cross and photographed refugees and citizens. I  made the public think deeply about just how hard the working class  slaved to make the things they treasured and the kind of conditions the  workers were forced to endure. I helped end child labor.
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Lewis! How nice to see your work! I am so interested to hear what it is like, seeing such horror, such beauty, and capturing it for others to see! Could you tell me about taking the pictures, and about what makes you take them?
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Clara
Lewis, your story is truly inspiring. I do think that I'd like to to learn lots more about you. You dealt with such hardships and to hear you talk about it is amazing. How was it walking streets just to get your story across? I'm amazed.
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