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Display titleFirst Person Narratives: Farmworkers and migrant labor
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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation18:56, 9 October 2026
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Farmworkers and Migrant Labor: First-Person Narratives, Oral Histories, and Everyday Life
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Explore firsthand accounts of farmworkers and migrant laborers, including Mexican braceros, Dust Bowl migrants, African American sharecroppers, women agricultural workers, labor organizers, and immigrant families. Oral histories, photographs, songs, and archival records document agricultural labor, migration, hardship, and resistance.
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  • farmworkers
  • migrant labor
  • agricultural workers
  • first-person narratives
  • oral histories
  • Bracero Program
  • Dust Bowl migration
  • migrant families
  • farmworker rights
  • United Farm Workers
  • Dolores Huerta
  • Mexican American history
  • African American sharecroppers
  • Filipino farmworkers
  • agricultural labor history
  • labor camps
  • working conditions
  • family separation
  • rural poverty
  • agricultural migration
  • labor organizing
  • farmworker photographs
  • historical testimony
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