1960: "Harvest of Shame"

[@seeamerica1]

"Sure you can get a job, but what good is the job if you can't live on what you make" As relevant today as it was then.

[@raymondschmidt2003]

it is the same today in 2018 what good is a part time job working 2 or 3 days at 10.00 or 11.00 an hour . you cant even live or buy food , but that is all that is out there today so we did not change to much did we ..

[@sjmcgue]

@vincent jones work hard? Been there done that. Work smart!! No country should build on the concept of working hard. It makes no sense. That's the slave mentality that this country built. Smh

[@Rossmelanson]

raymond schmidt get a skill

[@valval5931]

Anyone can make it in 2018,it depends on the individual you can always work two jobs,but if you can do enough over at the one job you will make more money because it's time and a half pay. It also has to do with how you manage your money has a lot to do with it. And always put something aside each pay period very important to save. My great grandma worked as a maid and made whiskey and sold it back in 1920 bought her a very nice home,always had money. Yes in the USA you can make it.

[@valval5931]

Over time

[@tanishadeloach8959]

This makes me cry for all of my ancestors and the people who fought for me to just be able to hit down on a bus drink from a water fountain swim in a pool drive a car sleep in my own bed thank you for what you have sacrificed for me and my children God bless you and may all your souls rest in peace

[@arayahbanyasharalah4234]

Most of them are in heaven.. your Ancestors are watching over u.. Show thanks by giving drink and meat offering

[@KashMunni120]

Amen

[@sonder.1715]

@BME08 Nimaleshwar DK I hate interracial dating.

[@theancientmuur568]

Let me guess , you thank them by taking the vaccine from the off spring of the people who did this to your ancestors 😂😂😂

[@chunknorris5642]

@BME08 Nimaleshwar DK pfff mann if u dont shit yo asssup

[@wandahall4633]

Children today need to watch this documentary. I was born in 1960, my parents got lucky Mr Ford helped a lot of black people back then moved to Michigan to work for him, at Ford motor company, and both of my parents work for him. My dad only lasted 7 years and he died of kidney failure. But my mother retired and still lives today. She's 83.

[@queenmommie100]

We are still in bondage by the wicked but for a time. We are now walking in our Jubilee Restoration Exodus time out of Babylon 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾. We paid 4000 thousand years for our ancestors disobedience now it's the psalms 83 Confederates ⏰ time to pay back God.

[@roz57]

My grandfather let South Carolina for Saginaw to work at Ford in the 1940’s.

[@VictorLugosi]

Except that’s a lie. Black oriole in rural areas did better than most races.. the city was destroyed by liberals, and they continue to do it today.. there was more poor white and Asian people then, than any other race..

[@JoseShep]

awe im so sorry for your lost

[@binilee4753]

Harvest of shame, hmmm. Time has stood still, this situation is still happening where workers are hired and travel by agencies bus in batches to work at their haired destination. Taxed heavily and still live in poverty and hardly making ends meet, cannot afford to eat, pay their bills and even feed their children. More and more people becoming homeless. Going to work in these modern slave labor factors or farm picking field is another day fight to stay in one's job as you have to battle keep your job facing racism and covert bullying, intimidation to the point openly physically harrasing people in gang style mob. The policy that's in place is not designed to protect workers, it's there only to protect company as it's a battle to get support for people of colour reporting racism in workplace that leaves them cripple with fear loosing their job if they complain, not only that but fear of being physically hurt . this leaves them mentally drained to the point ended up in job poverty. NO COMPANY POLICY ARE THERE TO SUPPORT A WORKER, MUCH LESS A PERSON OF COLOR. MY EXPERIENCE AS WELL WITNESS OTHERS DISMISSED FOR REPORTING RACISM.

[@billclemons5593]

I talk to my Father all the Time who is 89 he’s seen and lived through all of this and had to move to New York at age 18 to get work and more opportunity, then he had picking tobacco in NORTH CAROLINA. He often talks about how hard him and the family worked for little to nothing. My Grand Father would sign with an X! GOD BLESS THE ANCESTORS FOR THEIR STRUGGLE AND SACRIFICE!❤

[@BettyThompson-qn7cl]

Amen

[@BLKfootIndian]

My mom was a farmer too, fixed the marital home only to be homeless after. She said marriage is a welfare cheque for lazy men

[@BrianMaki-n6e]

I started working at 9 years old but it helped living off the land native American veteran

[@misosoupderg2547]

The doby family mother is my great grandmother. My nanny is one of the girls. I'm very thankful for that woman and what she did for her family.

[@tpw9099]

Wow which girl was your grandmother?

[@Universal_Rose]

@QCRoyaltyGirl my grandmother and granny lived through HARSH segregation (then again we are from SC), my granny died at 93 (she would’ve still been alive had she not tripped and broke her ribs) and my granny is only 63. It wasn’t that long ago at all!!! Especially since America held unto slavery for so long.

[@jillgarrison1917]

I was wondering if any of the children filmed for this report had seen it since they've grown up. I remember before Obama repealed the Smith-Mundt Act, when the news actually investigated stories and allegations and reported them truthfully to America.

[@dickrichard626]

Wow, another pathological liar...

[@jayski8082]

Mrs.Doby was the 1st lady on the step shown, no?

[@sandracheeks1811]

The look of defeat in everyone’s eyes is just heartbreaking!

[@youknowwhat3747]

Florida had a Democrat governor back then. They never change

[@manuelr.knippingreynoso1371]

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[@jonothandoeser]

even the children.

[@tima.478]

A look that has been ancestrally passed down, which makes it even worst...if that is possible!!!

[@lisawalls1007]

But that dumb man says there HAPPY so 😥

[@DreadDazeTV]

This is the real American Horror Story and many are still living it.

[@teo5836]

No their not

[@DreadDazeTV]

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[@omalone1169]

@@DreadDazeTV Read "The Silent War" by Frank Furedi along with "The Racial Contract by Charles Mills I als9 link in these two Frank Wilderson clips kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4qzZ6l7rbelfLs Alongside Tommy Curry he is altering the conversational landscape kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHOdXRnbpx9bck There is also this longer essay on white nationalists x white radicals which it seems Wilderson better conceptualized much later www.marxists.org/history/etol/newspape/isr/vol25/no01/vernon1.htm This 20 minite KZbin video on Race and Communism explains lots kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5fFYXVmgLmCftk Check out their archive.org page at the bottom: archive.org/details/interviewkimdawn kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5fFYXVmgLmCftk

[@ChiefJayBinns]

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[@ChiefJayBinns]

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[@crunchnmunchsweettreats]

I’m glad these documentaries exist, we need more people educated

[@hardworkingdiva]

Every degree I’ve earned, I think about my grandparents and great-grandparents. They weren’t able to get their education, however their kids did. They all graduated from high school and many went off to college or joined the military. Fast forward to 2022, I have 2 bachelors degrees, 2 masters degrees, and working on my doctorate at an Ivy League University. Thank you for pushing and making us know and believe that we are worth more. Thank you for honoring the power of education and giving me my spirit for social work and social reform. Your work was not in vain. ♥️

[@keishahart8439]

@@lukworthy4582 damn. U just had to burst an aspirational bubble! Lol!

[@charcoalcowboy]

@@lukworthy4582 exactly bro lol. They think they are going to change it from the inside not knowing they are being brainwashed and trained to do the very thing the system wants them to do. They are becoming even better slaves than our ancestors ever were bc they want to do the job. They just don’t get it. Now they are the very Marxists that the system wants them to be.

[@nycularobinson4826]

No it was not. We should pay homage to their hard work. intelligence,and fortitude. Wow! I'm 46 and I can remember my mom picking peaches and peas.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Take your 'education' to Memphis TN and straighten that place and your lovely people out.

[@waynearrington8411]

This has nothing to do with degrees but a fair wage and capitalism we been brainwashed into believing that indoctrination is education college is not for everyone I know you mean no harm in your statement but it shows how indoctrination has conditioned u it doesn't matter what yo occupation u should be paid for making a capitalist rich

[@dudehere1100]

I just want to hug all those kids and give them everything they deserve. :(

[@kingjdmi344]

I was feeling the same, then, I remembered, "they are still around." Just 50-60 years younger, and living in our urban areas. They still need us.

[@grozdinapetrowic4323]

Help... it‘s never too late!

[@Takeoff-tookoff]

My friend may find some are richer than the families used rent them

[@smithjohn9620]

What you waiting on go for it start hugging and spending money ???

[@jleawandajjohnson4511]

?

[@milaj3958]

My mouth dropped when the lady said she worked from 6-4 picking beans and only got paid $1 that is crazy wow.

[@Zb_Calisthenic]

Damn, adjusted for inflation, that's about 11 dollars in today's $... She was making 1.10 hr... Despicable.

[@roz57]

Back then you probably could rent a small shotgun style house for $25.00 a month!

[@aarongarcia1101]

I dont know what it's like to make $1.00, but I have worked for $3.00 back in my day for 12 hours, up at 2am and cutting fruit by 4am.

[@hildahilpert5018]

Look up the Pecan Pickers Strike in Texas Most pecan factories in the US were in San Antonio,TX.And the majority workers were Hispanics. It should be on Wikipedia.

[@thebobsmith1991]

With 14 children

[@thechurchladytm2683]

My heart broke with all of theses families. We’ve come a long way financially but our society isn’t so humane. This documentary was humbling to watch. ❤thank you for uploading it

[@trueKENTUCKY]

It will come as no great surprise when the powers at be will censor this video for dissent

[@shanteecoleman8003]

NOoOoOo surprise HERE 🙆🏿‍♀️

[@jb-vb8un]

In modern day leftist politics, there exists an illogical way of "defaming" your opposition. It's simple, and for some reason very effective. You just call them racist. Who'd-a-thunk-it? Now, at the same time, we've heard of psychological warfare tactics that come in the form of "blame them for what you do". A reverse-psychology of sorts; because if you blame somebody of something, there's a 100% chance that you don't/didn't do the same thing, right?... Wrong, this is an overplayed tactic that the left has been using for sometime (as long as I can remember). It actually resembles more of a subconscious defense mechanism deployed by the mentally unstable because of their lack of ability to argue with Truth on their side. The reason I make this point of the underlying "game" that is being played is because we have empirical evidence presented to us in our very own History books of the big lie that is being portrayed on us. The left has and is blaming the right for the very thing that their party has obsessed on since the mid 1800's. Where-as the Republican Party, has historically been in favor of virtually all anti-racist laws. The List 1857: Democrat Supreme Court Justices ruled that slaves are not citizens and could not expect protection from the federal government. The final tally was 7-2, the only votes in favor of the slave were Republicans, all of the the votes against the slave were Democrats. 1863: Abraham Lincolns Emancipation Proclamation stated that all slaves were now to be free. Lincoln was assassinated 6 days after the Civil War by a Democrat named John Wilkes Booth. 1864-1869: Amendments 13-15; outlawed slavery (Amendment 1), made citizens of people who were born in the US, protected all citizens from unfair treatment by the states (Amendment 2) and protected citizens right to vote regardless of race and color (Amendment 3). All of the votes, House and Senate, including revisions, were split down party lines- Republicans in favor of, Democrats against. 1865: The Black Codes, created by the Democrats, these codes prevented blacks from things like owning businesses, owning property and voting. 1866: The KKK, another Democrat creation, formed as a "military like" presence to combat radical Republicans, enforce black codes and terrorize anyone who opposed their ideology (sound familiar). 1870's-1965: Jim Crow Laws, created by Democrats, basically a continuation of the Black Codes. Included things like segregation and played a part in restricting jobs and education. 1860's-1920's: Lynchings, used by the KKK as a way to strike fear into the hearts and minds of mainly black Americans and others who opposed their ideology. 1871: The Enforcement Act, not one Democrat voted for this bill that would punish violence perpetrated by the KKK. The bill did pass, however President Cleveland (another Democrat) repealed most of the bill roughly 15 years later. 1922: Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill did eventually pass but was filibustered by Democrats. 1960: Civil Rights Act, set forth for voter protection had a 78% Democrat disapproval rating determined by vote. 1964: Civil Rights Act, would end discrimination regardless of race, sex and religion, also provided more voter protection. Roughly 33% of Democrats voted against compared to roughly 19% of Republicans who voted against. Democrats also filibustered for 60 days. 1963-1969: Lyndon Johnson, he was quoted as saying "I'll have them n*ggers voting Democrat for 200 years" around the same time that he passed his infamous "Great Society" bills, which consisted of welfare, assisted housing and other programs of that nature. We'll discuss the "Great Society" and it's harm to mainly black Americans but also to poor folks of every color a little later. 1996: Hillary Clinton made a comment that inner-city blacks are super-predators and should be brought to heel. [8] 2018: Many Democrat talking heads made derogatory remarks about Kanye West after he visited the White House to talk with President Trump. One labeled Kanye West as a "token negro" and another said "Kanye West is what happens when negroes don't read." Wow, this list has some major talking points that should be answered for by Democrat leaders, especially the ones making the baseless claims that Conservatives are racist. Keep in mind, the only opposition that Democrats had since the mid-1800's is the Republican party; meaning that Democrats were basically always against the equal treatment of black Americans and on the contrary, Republicans were basically always for the equal treatment of black Americans. But now, with the wave of a magical wand, Republicans are racist.

[@PamelaNotAnderson]

​@trueKENTUCKY nothing changed. The hatred is still the same.

[@snellsman]

Most of the children in this video are still alive today, 1960 wasn’t that long ago

[@tameciagrace]

my thoughts exactly

[@deneseweatherby7378]

I was born 1955. I'm 65.

[@AlleineDragonfyre]

This was ONLY TEN YEARS before I was born and I'm Gen X.

[@yansatoussaint2266]

I was born in 1960.

[@AJY987]

I'm 23 and my mother was born in 1960.

[@unhappymatt1]

I watched half of this and I can't watch anymore. We should NEVER EVER take our elders for granted, we must honor them all day everyday.

[@Holden27Official]

"Maybe we think too often in terms of Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas baskets and charity instead of thinking about eliminating poverty." Spot on.

[@kingjdmi344]

Yes, that hit me differently, too.

[@bornfree8073]

Freedom always creates inequality. Nothing you can do about that. Every regime which comes in to eliminate it, only escalates the problem tenfold. The "holy" communist russia came in with the theme of eliminating poverty and starvation, instead they starved out 6 million purely on accident. This world is a hard place. The problem is westerns are given too much. I think it is great many have privilege and it is distributed amongst all the races, but too many spoiled kids whiny and cry about poverty to either join it or accept it. Goerge orwell noted this. There needs to be some accountability for your actions. Saying these poor souls got here out of no where is a lie. Now days, for instance, if you do not do 4 things, the chance of you being poor is reduced by 90 percent. So although we can have empathy for those in need, we must also accept their hand or parents hand in the situation they are in. I think if we as a society do this, say no more kids out of wedlock, no more 16 yr olds without jobs, no more hard drugs, we can create a place without poverty but that would mean accepting responsibility and that my friend is not an easy thing to do.

[@manuelr.knippingreynoso1371]

@@bornfree8073 your comment is worth the relevant thought. Sure beats the bs of 3 piece of carp and 5 loaves of bread , or some mythical invisible representative puppet master/driving blind sheep to influence pain. Thanks 👏🏾✊🏾🇺🇸🎉

[@dianestevenson4996]

Help the working people, Down with Lobbyists, and rich politicians!!! People have FORGOTTEN, Government Is To Work FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES!!!!

[@crpatterson282]

@@dianestevenson4996 yeah that's the lie they teach us in those public schools... "Take the mind, But keep the body strong for future breeding and labor...". Yep this still applies, look how many people lost there small businesses... Let alone home's etc, people's entire lives have been untraveled because of the recent Planed- demic.... SMH Now just think within 50years people are making hand over fist of what they were and the same thing's still apply..... It's obvious that the whole "American Dream" moto was a fraud/ploy to manipulate the slave's to get what they want... Away with our Useless Government systems, and start over....

[@moondancer4660]

Do y'all see that teacher? That's the kind of teachers we had when I was young! They were respectable and respected, because they deserved to be respected. And they really did help you learn.

[@GoldSag1]

Exactly. Their mere presence garnered respect. Their presence made you want to be a better person. How they carried themselves, communicated, and their passion to teach is lost on this generation. I'm 43 years old and was blessed to have teachers like her along my educational journey.

[@tamekacurtis5054]

this nice lady Mrs King lived right across the street from my Grandparents in the Okeechobee projects. ...I'm feeling so damn emotional now feeling first hand what they been thru...thank you grandma and grandaddy and Mr and mrs. King for doin this so we didn't have to....****tears*****

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Tameka I hear you an sympathize...have a good cry, for them

[@honeybee1226]

which one was ms. king

[@KeGORGEOUS1]

Tameka Curtis how are her children? And how is she doing? I would love to know

[@lisawalls1007]

That chic with all the kids GOD rest her soul

[@shanti5841]

My grandaddy came here ...6 graded education started his own business built his own hm in area called Crystal Sands in Gifford fl we still own family land till this day Thank you my elders💚 rip 🙏

[@larryhollins459]

This is a damn shame while they are free they're unemployable, but as slaves you worked them to death

[@susanmassey4158]

Just think about it these are the days of the United States being ruled by the Democrats they care about the poor just as much now as they did then.

[@nobody8328]

@@susanmassey4158 I will assume that you posted this in good faith and do not realize that it isn't the whole truth. It is important to know the whole story in order to make informed decisions. In the 1950s and 60s, the platforms of the democrats and republicans switched places, due to the so-called [Southern Strategy](en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_strategy) When the civil rights movement began in the 50s, Republican leadership *actively* sought the votes of white southerners. Until that point, white southerners had been staunchly Democrat, which had been the party of the remainder of the confederacy. The presidential platforms of both Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon attempted to nationalize Jim Crow laws, which were 'in danger' of being dismantled. Nixon's public policies (many of which are still enforced today) were centered almost entirely on keeping control over the "other" races. This was all acknowledged in 2005 when GOP leadership apologized for "past mistakes". Also, this is not ancient history. Some of the people, and certainly most of the children we saw interviewed in this piece are alive today, probably including the guy claiming that migrant workers are "the happiest race of people on the planet".

[@denisshillingford5891]

@@nobody8328 she did not have good intentions. She was spitting out white racist propaganda. You gave her the truth

[@lindastaves5042]

@@susanmassey4158 Que the propagandist

[@deniselyman5147]

So true

[@cannoncarpetcleaning]

What's crazy is I was born in the 80's that just 20 years after this, this is not all that long ago, wow the horses are living better then people

[@pamelaboyd6509]

That's what you call a "recent" shameful history

[@Coolcip123]

Why is this still happening...did u hear that guy they love this not a care in the world they get to travel place to place without a care in the world wtf????

[@dr.michellemykelhouse4565]

Apostates still see even their own people as livestock, parrcidle,like Abel, Joseph and Jesus people were against them but Jehovah knows the number of everyone's head,cast all care the blood is Holy Genesis 4 :10 (NWT) 🛐

[@keishamurrell3095]

This still was going on in the early 80's

[@simonemunoz4877]

I guess this is when America was great Blahhhahhha

[@corrynthiaiam9205]

I was born in 1983. This break my heart to see & hear. I use to tell my Gma :I wish I was born back in the day, she'll say :I don't know how good I got it. And then she'll tell me stories about the old days( 40s-60s). And I couldn't believe what she & others went through. How hard she would have to work for a 1 days meal..We got it easy!

[@Rosemary46840]

What the hell ??? What type of black person wishes to be born back in the day ?? You're weird for that

[@oneforall9046]

Not as easy as we should. And they're trying to back pedal us every chance they get, once we can all agree to get along and be cordial without the madness, we won't have it as easy as we should.

[@flowerspititlakay6433]

Some of these people are alive today and you want to say, "Make America Great Again." Who was America Great for exactly?

[@missblink4611]

Ridiculous. There’s nothing stopping you from working hard.

[@kathyh4804]

Try living in any other country and tell me America was never great! Why does everyone want to live here IF it’s so bad?

[@flowerspititlakay6433]

@@kathyh4804I don't need to live anywhere else. I have to ask for better from where I live now. America was never great for anyone including white Americans. If it was great, it wouldn't still have the class disparity it has now. 7M+ infected; 200K+ dead in less than 6 months. 15% unemployment maybe higher; police snatching people off the streets (Portland, OR). At 5:18 this lady is asking for basic needs to be fulfilled while living in America.

[@flowerspititlakay6433]

@@missblink4611 You completely missed the point. Try again. Some of these people are alive today and you want to say, "MAGA" when was America great?

[@froggydog46]

So, you're still a member of the democratic plantation?

[@tracysullivan3715]

God plz forgive me for behaving so ungrateful, at times! After watching this, it made me realize, I need to count my blessings! We all do!

[@x-tremeios8380]

Your ancestors are monsters

[@haithamalsuaibe473]

@@x-tremeios8380 it’s not her fault tho

[@ARasputinaFan]

@@x-tremeios8380 What did people from Norway do to you? Lol!

[@bryanmelton5538]

AMEN

[@bryanmelton5538]

@@ARasputinaFan SEEING HOW NORWAY IS PERFECT GO BACK

[@LynnRedwine800]

This is about my 5th or 6th time watching this documentary. It never gets old and it remains a reminder of part of a nation's suffering and hardships. When dirt poor REALLY meant DIRT POOR. Nostalgia overwhelms me whenever I see Edward R. Murrow. This documentary touches my soul. I cannot shake it. I watch this whenever I get a chance. It humbles me and keeps me grounded and mostly reminds me to count my blessings.

[@Newkicks85]

It does humble you. It is truly heartbreaking. Second time myself.

[@terryjobity43]

Dirt poor means, you are so poor you literally eat DIRT, to survive, saw this IS documented in Southern USA.

[@ChadQuick270W]

I’ve watched it several times myself.

[@NinjaGrrrl7734]

I think you're a beautiful person, and that I would like you very much.

[@brendathomas1435]

Naw! You you need to watch 1234 and5 hidden color Documentary! Now that will break your heart!

[@branchestarot]

This is the type of journalist I want to be. Thank you for reminding America how crucial Edward R Murrow was to informing the public of the truth.

[@Theshytb]

When the lady with 14 kids had to leave her kids to make one dollar breaks my heart

[@aquaman7516]

Why did she have 14 kids?🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Theshytb]

Man in one interview he ask the black family why did she? And acted as if the white family didnt do the same thing hell we was all poor. They had it like it was a black thing

[@TheBLACKMQQN]

but what do you think of the decision to keep having children when she and her 14 were already struggling?

[@NunYaO]

@@TheBLACKMQQN & @vance little: There's several reasons, not all of which have been solved in the 40 years since 1960... Girls were expected to marry; the poorer the family, the younger the girl. Married girls were expected to fulfill their marital duties; according to the husbands desires & without benefit of any birth control - there's no such thing as 'No'. Welfare services, during this time & for several decades after, mounted concerted efforts to isolate fathers from the home; through threats & promise, leveraging people's basic necessities & whether or not they'll receive any. While this focus was primarily waged in black families at the time; all poor communities were targeted to some extent.

[@NunYaO]

@Le Colosse that may be part of it...but, she stated she's 29yo. 14 kids means, at best, she started at 17...more likely 15.

[@mikeswanson1392]

I wish we still had newsmen of the integrity and caliber of Edward R. Murrow. The true reporter is a dying breed.

[@mikeswanson1392]

Absolutely right, Eric Hiatt. I wish we had better information channels. About the last of the breed is Bill Moyers. Back in the day, there were many trustworthy newsmen and they drew big audiences. Is the change in ownership, or just don't we want the "bad news" a.k.a reality?

[@EveryDayLifeChannel9777]

We do, just watch TYT!

[@hellojapan5778]

Kenith McIntosh Tyt is feminazi hour lol

[@tuforu4]

30$ A MONTH IN BANGLADESH FOR TRUMPS DAUGHTER.

[@WBCStudio.]

What about Shawn Hannity and the Fox and freinds crew?

[@IAmMomhousekeeperinhartfordct]

Dear Lord, I Am ungrateful. I do not appreciate life, I do not thank you enough. You saved me from being born during these times, and yet here I Am complaining about my life my whole life instead of saying thank you. I eat, I have a roof, I have a bathroom, I raised my children safe, these people suffered in ways they did not deserve, but yet they are humbled and here I Am complaining?.

[@sister9670]

Amen!

[@williecheeks8472]

Amen my sister.

[@yahannayahyahannayah8566]

@Sanuk Jang Lery some humans are about the dumbest on earth

[@ronlawray1563]

Yes, Maria....We should be grateful we were not born then....those marching in the 60's in the south were truly courageous and made life easier for us today...John Lewis, who marched with King is the next greatest black man fighting for justice today.

[@haitiantonice2722]

Welcome to Maria's Channel was born in 1979. I love God more for keep me from those people time. Me too I need to prayer God more. I can’t never be someone slave.

[@All.hip.no.]

My grandmother was born in 1919. She passed in 2020. At the age of 101. Raised by her born in 78. It was always a pleasure and a horror at the same time too listen to some of the things she and others went through. It also made me wonder about what stories she didn’t tell me. These stories were the tame stories she told. I was able too experience some of this growing up in the 80s in various states. Iowa ,Nebraska, Ohio , etc. being the only person of color in most of the schools I attended.

[@Imissyoulou]

You are not a person of color, you are Black.

[@Bludaizee3]

I would love for a journalist today to go to these same places and mirror this report in 2019!

[@iandavismadeinengland5881]

O that hurts

[@taragoddess686]

They scared

[@billsmlth5381]

Jesse Lee Peterson rules!!!!

[@TheMsblackdice1]

Well, I can say Belle Glade hasn’t changed much over the years... not much at all.

[@tks461]

CBS has a short followup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJy5ZKKMo5djb9U

[@tadslo3164]

It is incredible that this documentary originally aired on Thanksgiving day, 1960. Indigestion anyone? Thank you CBS, Mr. Murrow and all associated with it.

[@seankelly5318]

I can't help thinking this is a very carefully worked piece of propaganda designed to fill the viewer with anger and hopelessness. Even more so after reading your comment on when it was aired. I wonder what was in the news that week?

[@sma2608]

@@seankelly5318 it was part of a larger push for world and us hunger awareness. You'll see the presidential speech from that year touches similar notes. It was not designed to fill people with hopelessness but to push for a very specific set of goals. The UN was young and so was the idea of working on hunger and directly feeding people as a political issue was relatively new

[@SophieB_Ofcl]

What's worse it's that we've rebranded a holiday that celebrated the slaughter of countless numbers of natives and we still celebrate the day as if we have something to be thankful for its disgusting.

[@mr.grieves3787]

No major TV network would ever air this now, let alone on Thanksgiving.

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

Too bad the mother didn't take that little boy to the doctor for that foot, or at least try to dress it better. I stepped on a board with rusty nails when I was a kid and had to go to the hospital for antibiotics. I'm surprised I didn't lose my leg!🥺

[@MiaValariea]

All I can think watching this is that slavery never really ended🤔

[@dmoney8502]

Right

[@dpeasehead]

No, it was replaced by sharecropping and peonage labor and other forms of forced labor which largely though not exclusively targeted black people. No one ever asks why allegedly free people needed a "civil rights" movement 100 years after allegedly being freed in a so-called free country run by people who allegedly fled Europe to gain freedom.

[@trueisraelite2577]

We all cant drive a Mercedes

[@interestingamerican3100]

I hope this comment is paired with the observations that the slaves are from many ethnicities.

[@nmbr8of11]

i wholeheartedly agree with you the shame of it all :(

[@cookiesandmilk3207]

Absolutely devastating. Can you imagine seeing this on Thanksgiving? A true masterpiece. I have tried watching it all several times but I just can’t take it. What if this were your life? There but for the grace of God go I.

[@sameersameer-mg6ve]

Americans have made all kinds of noises about crimes against humanity, all over the world ! EVERWHERE EXCEPT IN AMERICA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@josephel4292]

Sad but true

[@yodalayheehoo5447]

You said it.

[@hippsdaughter1613]

So true!

[@wosenaolivier-smith7730]

Exactly!

[@wosenaolivier-smith7730]

@Annetta Winrow it's no secret whose the devil

[@katnip6289]

the owners enslaving the workers still exist today and the employers are using the same excuses in 2017. greed, greed. that's all it is.

[@rogercook8277]

I was born in 1959, in Boston Massachusetts. I am so glad I didn't have to live this way. I dare not look down on people who did. One lady said in this documentary, she is 29 years old and the mother of 14 kids. She went to the fields at 6 am in the morning and did not leave until 4 pm. After working 10 hours, she only made 1 dollar. SMH. A lot of these workers couldn't even afford the basic necessaries. Things we take for granted today. Roof over your head, food to eat, a place to bathe, decent clothes on your back. Lord I don't take what I have for granted. I thank you every chance I get. May God be the glory.

[@messengerofthecovenant6982]

ROGER COOK THE WAY THEY TREAT THE DOWNTRODDEN IN BOSTON IS HORRIFIC. THAT IS THE MOST RACIST PLACE I HAVE EVER BEEN IN MY LIFE. EVEN PEOPLE OF COLOR THINK THEY ARE HIGHER AND MIGHTIER THAN THE NEXT PERSON OF COLOR. BOSTON IS FULL OF ARROGANCE AND PRIDE AND IT WILL SOON BE DESTROYED.

[@CodyCole80]

Roger Cook I wonder if she had a husband or not.

[@deborahdean8867]

Thats where the saying came from, ' a dollar a day and deeper in debt ' . Lots of people worked that way. Everyone used to have land and a farm, until industrialization and urbanization. Thats these people. Remnants of what everyone used to be, displaced farmers , getting off the land and into modern life. That's why Mexican migrants came to work. In their countries too , the transition was happening. Now, migrants are the unskilled poor with no land to sustain themselves . And remember, there are now much nicer camps provided by big farmers. Barracks, bathrooms, showers, clean water and cooking area. Thing us, nobody wants to police it.

[@tracysimon7972]

That Woman who is 29 with 14 kids... working in the fields since 8, touched my soul

[@TOCC50]

No reason to have that many

[@jonkiyosaki6600]

@@TOCC50 probably wasn’t her choice

[@TOCC50]

@@jonkiyosaki6600 it always is

[@comfortncube510]

I don't think it's possible to have 14 kids at 29 .. physically impossible...she said 4 teens sir 😅

[@TheKing60210]

Stop having kids lol

[@NetteWorth]

that young boy Jerome is stronger than he knows , he has a nail in his foot and still has to watch the kids i wonder what how he grew up and what he came to be

[@TheRedsofine]

Compare that to spoiled brats today. They can’t even ride a bike without helmets, knee and elbow pads.

[@BookyG1]

@Anthonette Middleton He did make it to adulthood, although I’m not sure what age. I was searching on google and came across an article that mentioned him and showed a picture of him as an adult. But it did not give an update on how he is: www.google.com/amp/s/amp.palmbeachpost.com/amp/3429728001 There also is an article where Ella King (Jerome’s mother) is saying that there was inaccuracies displayed in the documentary. It can be checked out here: www.google.com/amp/s/www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-1990-11-26-9002270565-story,amp.html

[@ms.battle9055]

@@TheRedsofine That is really an extreme comparison

[@TheRedsofine]

@No username of course they deserve care. The situations they went through made them tougher than today’s participation trophy kids.

[@TheRedsofine]

@No username sure. Keep thinking that.

[@geraldmcwilliams2460]

brings tears to my eyes. god bless them.I feel blessed and humbled

[@1963mpd]

Poor gettin' poorer and the rich getting richer! Nothin new under the sun...

[@drippin_beats8632]

Yet the poor are more humble

[@poolnights9236]

Absolutely not, you can work a full time job and start a business with the power of the internet, amazing times we`re living in, you can really get out of 9-5, and build financial freedom, these people did not had anything, nothing, no opportunity to get out, we`re amazingly lucky to be alive in this digital era, no excuses

[@Jay42000]

@@poolnights9236 I agree with you.

[@justinbell700]

It still hurts my heart to see how these people were treated but thank you CBS for exposing what was really happening to these people.

[@eavymuturuh3717]

It was no secret.just not as exposed.

[@jb-vb8un]

1957 Civil Rights Act Republican President Dwight Eisenhower called out the 101st Airborne to protect Black school children from Democrat protesters after a Democrat governor refused to implement a desegregation order written by the Republican Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Republican Attorney General Herbert Brownell originally proposed the Civil Rights Act of 1957. Democrat Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson had Judiciary chairman Sen. James Eastland drastically water-down the House version, removing stringent voting protection clauses The bill passed 285-126 in the House with Republicans providing the majority of votes 167-19 and Democrats 118-107. It then passed 72-18 in the Senate, with Republicans again supplying the majority of votes, 43-0 and Democrats voting 29-18. Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, who later ran for president, voted in favor of an amendment to water down the bill. Kennedy's 1957 book, Profiles in Courage, celebrated the vote of Sen. Edmund Ross to acquit Pres. Andrew Johnson, the first step in ending Republican Reconstruction reforms and paving the way for the Democrat era of Jim Crow laws and the segregation era. The 1957 Civil Rights Act was the first federal civil rights legislation passed by the United States Congress since the Republicans passed the Civil Rights Act of 1875. Johnson told Sen. Richard Russell, "These Negroes, they're getting pretty uppity these days and that's a problem for us since they've got something now they never had before, the political pull to back up their uppityness. Now we've got to do something about this, we've got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference. For if we don't move at all, then their allies will line up against us and there'll be no way of stopping them, we'll lose the filibuster and there'll be no way of putting a brake on all sorts of wild legislation. It'll be Reconstruction all over again.

[@PaulaTSizemore]

It's still happening today, hiding this 3:57 evil is perfected now. Black, brown, poor, women - all still get paid less, even with unions, even with advanced degrees, it's no different.

[@Androktasiai444]

theyre still being treated like this

[@samanthanickson6478]

i remember at 13 watching this in social studies with the class, and then going to the farm on weekends working to bring in food for our family. i lived in the city, but working on the farm was the only way we brought in food for the house, we were so poor. my classmates talked about the people in the documentary, about how poor they were; no one at school ever knew my secret or i wouldn't have had any friends. sad and judgmental times. also sad, the times are still here for many.

[@fostexfan160]

Samantha Nickson....I hope things are somewhat easier and better for you now. Love and respect from the UK

[@deborahdean8867]

Dont cry over the feral human population. They'll survive slot better than citu industrialized folks and repopulate the world after we kill ourselves with our omniscient ideas of heaven on earth.

[@timeforchange3786]

Now they are bringing in foreigners to lower the wage

[@5643437]

Same story for my family situation.

[@samanthanickson6478]

@@fostexfan160 ☺️🤗

[@nikkisolo9080]

If after watching this in its entirely You are not somewhat humbled to appreciate what You have, then You are extremely lost.

[@Momorgan2424]

Referring to which race being grateful sure hope not black folk

[@dirtyharry8301]

or maybe some can see the deception in this video because they ar not brainless idiots like you.

[@MaiTai2957]

She started working at 6 and wasn't going to get off until later that day and only got ONE dollar. She was getting about $0.10 an hour. I know that the cost of living was different but come on. That is horrific. This bring me hurt, sadness, and anger

[@skip031890]

It's no different than today. Employers exploit their workers all the time. That will never stop. People just need to quit being naive and letting people take advantage of them. Sadly, this happens more to black people than anybody.

[@dianestevenson4996]

And this is still going on 😢😢Even now in 2022 people who worked all their life and retire can't afford to live!!! STOP THE GREED !!!

[@skip031890]

@@dianestevenson4996 Start your own business. You don't have to work for other people. 🙄

[@blaisetelfer8499]

$1 in 1960 was the equivalent of $9.50 today. imagine not even getting a dollar an hour

[@jessklay8594]

I respect this documentary so much. This is my third time watching it, and this is the first time I realized it was broadcast on Thanksgiving Day. I wish somebody would make a new version showing the lives & living conditions of today’s migrants.

[@saraswatkin9226]

I was looking for healthy diet for people with damaged kidney and this documentary shows up!

[@suheylaa1769]

Interesting

[@jb-vb8un]

June 22, 2023 At Least 16.8 Million Illegal Aliens are in the U.S., Costing Taxpayers As Much as $163 Billion Annually, Finds New Analysis by FAIR (June 22, 2023, Washington, D.C.) An analysis by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) of the most recent Census Bureau data reveals that at least 16.8 million illegal aliens now reside in the United States. This figure represents an increase of 1.3 million just since the beginning of 2022, and 2.3 million since President Biden took office in January 2021. Along with the sharp increase in the illegal alien population comes sharp increases in costs to American taxpayers. The unprecedented rate of influx of new illegal aliens over the past year would add $12.6 billion annually to the costs of illegal immigration, bringing the cumulative net cost to at least $163 billion a year. At the current pace of illegal immigration, the annual net cost will exceed $200 billion by 2026.

[@suheylaa1769]

@@jb-vb8un 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@skywings8485]

This documentary is painful to watch. How humans can treat one another.

[@MikeTheWeedMan]

You meant to say how white people treat other people.

[@davidvance6367]

Sky Wings, if people actually cared. This would not happen in the least

[@aaasdghj1]

@@MikeTheWeedMan exactly my point...

[@erinjones5165]

Until people give their hearts and lives to JESUS CHRIST this world will always be a Sinful and heartless nation. We all need to repent from our wicked and sinful ways before JESUS CHRIST comes back on earth or it will be too late to repent. Repent means to turn away from.

[@ianmcdonald8648]

@@MikeTheWeedMan wickedness, injustice, indifference, selfishness, slave trade or this kind of thing here, is not a white man's disease. All mankind is guilty before God. Some are just worse than other, and others a bit better than those. Acts 2:38; acts 17:26-31 The poor and the rich have the same end - physical death and then judgment. Some rich men (like Abraham) are in Heaven and some poor people are in hell. Many rich people are in hell and many poor people are in Heaven. And the little children who do not know right from wrong, who die in their infant years, are safe in the arms of Jesus.

[@SweetTeaTvTeaSippers]

the look of despair on these families faces angers and hurts my heart

[@alfredjohnson5336]

I would recommend this as a subject in school, this is a must video to see and learn from.

[@labelledujour5855]

I agree with you but I know the school board will NOT APPROVE OF IT..

[@vernonstevenson3808]

Ll⁰000⁰⁰warld leadership meeting

[@KenVan843]

They would never approve this.

[@greghill8318]

This truly a harvest of shame! My heart is really touched, particularly after watching all of the suffering and the unwillingness for leaders at that time to ignore. My folks moved to Michigan and worked for General Motors, in an effort to improve our family livelihood. God Bless these hard working people and, to my disappointment, the children who were allowed to work.

[@motherandson4402]

I had to cry when the children had big dreams, but the teacher thought it was impossible to attained an education based on their circumstances. As a teacher myself I feel that we are failing our children when they are so confident and we tell them it's not possible. It is possible, sometimes all they need is the self confidence and the sky is the limit to what they will achieve.

[@clarajean1749]

100%

[@rosemedallion2848]

impossible----> I'm possible! I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthen The ABCs AlwaysBelieveChrist

[@deloresiles3416]

Excellent comment, I wholeheartedly agree!

[@pasadenaroze]

As long as you "teachers" keep teaching us we are slaves and Lies in history you All are partiscipating in Genocide. I will NOT be sending my children or grand children to the bull shit learning system of lies yall put on Indigenous Americans.

[@pasadenaroze]

@@rosemedallion2848 christianity did NOTHING for my Ppl nothing but fuck us up even more. Thats yall shit not ours.

[@skitsmaxn]

When TV news actually meant something

[@jakeystarsuper]

Typical boomer

[@aclemons6674]

Sensationalism has been in style since the late 1800s

[@aclemons6674]

There was tons of censorship back then and bending of stories...humans are humans

[@eddiepratt9212]

That's why I like history, the facts are real. In my opinion slavery still exist, Jim Crow have been "Institutionalize"🏛️🇱🇷.

[@alioskidicuna6395]

Eddie Pratt that isn’t the American flag at all. That is the Flag of Liberia. The Liberian 🇱🇷 flag and the American 🇺🇸 flag are completely different.

[@nmbr8of11]

exactly sad and tragic truth!

[@denisshillingford5891]

@JVee. Kingston you saw right through him

[@RakimMuhammad13]

NO OPINION, FACT, SLAVERY HAS NEVER ESCAPED BLACK FOLKS, DONT BE FOOLED BY UNCLE TOMS, DEPRESSION HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR FIRST, MIDDLE, AND LAST NAME, SMH!!!!!!!

[@lillieholmes1376]

Yes SLAVERY Is still alive, Jim Crow just came up with a new way of doing things, it's a damn shame, when this country spent money on wars and don't take their own.

[@meagancooper4551]

These young black kids stated around the 31-minute mark they would like to be a "doctor" or "nurse" when they grow up. As someone who works in a predominantly black middle and highschool, my students of color tell me they want to be a "rapper" or "football player"... This breaks my heart as a black woman.

[@24POWERS]

We’ll look at the lives of football players, looks pretty nice to me. Rappers and athletes become “professionals” all the time.

[@meagancooper4551]

@@24POWERS What's the likelihood of them becoming a rapper or professional football player? We need to start being realistic and teaching our youth their brains can be just as good as their physical abilities... We as black people put way too much focus into sports and not enough into education. Disagree if you want, but that will only keep our growth as a race stagnant.

[@changestartsnow5116]

That's because they are paid more than a doctor or teacher. The kids only know this by the glamorous lifestyle portrayed.

[@taegotkash]

@@meagancooper4551that’s because white society has made us place value on ourselves by only on how entertaining we are to people or how well we can catch a football or shoot a basketball. Watch Umar we need to change the psychosis of our people

[@mapleext]

@@meagancooper4551I’m an old white lady and I am not going to be the one to tell my grandson he’s not going to grow up and be in the NFL, but I hope somebody does!!!

[@adamv4951]

I have such a respect for these people. They held a spirit of decency and self respect despite their horrible living and working conditions. God bless them.

[@Newkicks85]

🙏🏽❤

[@trinidadapodaca7027]

and they do the best to take care of their kids,

[@Universal_Rose]

@@trinidadapodaca7027The best thing would’ve been not to have them. No child should have to grow up in poverty or be “sustained” by solemnly a cracker and some milk. All they did was guarantee generational trauma and poverty.

[@naomirose9746]

I am watching this video to do my research paper based on poverty in the 1960s and this documentary definitely made me appreciate EVEN more about everything I own and who I have in my life. Blessed to be alive and healthy.

[@dianestevenson4996]

Everyone should be happy with what GOD has given us.

[@kevincage1641]

@@dianestevenson4996 So IF God gives me oppression,violence and assault I'm suppose to say "Thank you Jesus, praise the lord?

[@tiredoftheworld4834]

@@kevincage1641 God doesn’t give us oppression. The free will of men allows oppression.

[@kevincage1641]

@@tiredoftheworld4834 JOB 2:10 says "But he said unto her, Thou speakers as one of the foolish women speaketh. What? shall we receive good at the hand of God and shall we not receive evil? That is in Your bible. Your God oppresses people to the extent that gay Christian live in denial. Homo sex is an abomination according to Your bible. Yet right now, they are churching. Your book says its an abomination, therefore, they ate full of things Your god hates. The Methodists are splitting up into sexual and non sexual congregations. A pastor described the body of Christ as a cesspool. This was back in 1995. In a free society when you can do what you want, you still expect an outdated false religion to thrive? It can't, so it oppresses

[@cravinbob]

I have been researching housing costs and how zillow "valued" every house in America and came up with the fact they raised prices 500%! Not even their business and is anti-trust violations. But owned by Microsoft nobody will question zillow's travesty.

[@alvinneckbonejohnson6766]

29yrs old & the sista already had 21yrs of work experience

[@mrsslop922]

Alvin Neckbone Johnson and 14 kids.

[@DiegoSanchez-yn5kb]

mrsslop922, you beat me to it, and it's the White Mans fault too. S. M. H.

[@jenniferasante9463]

14 kids

[@SuperVendetta9]

@ohsevenone , you're not too smart. A troll of sorts. You believe what you've stated. Wow. You think blacks choose this forced upon lifestyle.

[@aniabell155]

@@SuperVendetta9 dont bother this moron has been going all over youtube under vids like this one posting this shit trying to incite arguments.

[@Hatib..]

These people are the real people who built America

[@deniseballeith1884]

Some of them

[@David-si9pi]

@@deniseballeith1884 Nope white girl, all of them. You should thank our ancestors for being where you're at now, white girl

[@missmorena1049]

Picking crops doesn’t build a country, if it did we could’ve built Africa.

[@ignoranceisnotatrend4669]

​@@missmorena1049it sure did make these crackers GENERATE white wealth

[@ukan.536]

​@@missmorena1049Huh? Hush.

[@sunnyday3117]

This is so sad and only makes me want to go harder to have a successful life today

[@sunnyday3117]

mynameis mynameis lab technician

[@armandachatmon6436]

Good luck

[@nonyeike2626]

All the very best ⚡❤️

[@awagabyow8171]

2020 anyone 😭✊🏿✊🏽✊🏻

[@michaelmwanyinge2690]

Am here watching again on this pandemic all the way from Kenya

[@noelcharles7018]

I'm here with ya

[@shamsakanwal284]

Yup

[@LVIRL]

@@michaelmwanyinge2690 ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[@My_Two_Cents]

Yup. Cheers from Toronto, Canada.

[@longwlenguyen4214]

"The only good thing about the good old days are bad memory" Mark Twain.

[@virginianatalie2879]

32:43 Absolutely broke my heart. 😢 My Grandmother was very smart but due to the segregation laws in Virginia at the time, black people were not allowed to attend school beyond 8th grade. At which time she began working to help bring money into the household, then at 19 she began a family of her own. I wonder what her life would have been life if she didn’t face those educational restrictions during that time.

[@yvonnegrant3736]

Yes we of many races wonder if our generation would be more advanced, more prosperous, etc, however we respect ancestors terrible lives and move on, holding hate for past is helping anyone

[@yvonnegrant3736]

Is NOT helping

[@alisonsworldtv]

​@@yvonnegrant3736Well some people don't get to just move on when the ones responsible for oppression are still committing crimes against humanity, evil.

[@Queenofdacastle]

@@yvonnegrant3736the only hate being spewed here came from from you… lol self reflection is needed. I hope you can rid yourself of that burden, it must be heavy 😢❤

[@yvonnegrant3736]

@@Queenofdacastle huh!! Wrong person

[@onyibiafra]

Spent $6.5 million in 1960s looking after birds? Cannot spend half of that educating humans.

[@laurabryant9281]

.AND THIS IS AMERICA. ...THEN & NOW! THE KEY IS EDUCATION! KNOW YOUR HISTORY, AND SHARE

[@MikeTheWeedMan]

@@laurabryant9281 History is a lie too

[@travishall6714]

onyibiafra....... listen to how the white people really talk, they wasn’t to educated themselves. How can yu educate anybody wen yu can barely educate yourself???

[@leshagayle5991]

Real Talk

[@billsmlth5381]

Jesse Lee Peterson rules!!!!

[@Barbarra63297]

The migrant workers should have never had to pay rent of any kind on those shacks.

[@adrianjohnson1486]

Damn right.

[@rright9497]

Yes, keeps Th ppl.in addition debt.

[@dr.michellemykelhouse4565]

Moronic prejudice moochers gambling irresponsibly, catering to their expensive habits like Trump, Queen of England and these ill-fated educators do today, politicians spent 4.6 million on crablegs in 2018!

[@shortchanged.]

They didn't have to rent them ..many slept underthe stars .

[@makeitso4793]

It is still done today. That young person at your door selling a alarm service or Magazines and even cleaning products is traveling state to state with others working for a company that puts them up in hotels and feeds them hot dogs but they make no money because they are told that the money they made has gone to the hotel and food.

[@QBee240]

Videos like this are about to get EXTRA views and I’m gonna watch every single one

[@AllorNothingMuzik]

Man Jerome remind me of why our grandads and great uncles were so stern. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@levmoses742]

Which is why the prayer over my food is Always; “May all the hands who touched this food, from crop to truck, from processing to cashier, be held with grace; May each one, without exception; of all shades, ethnicities, genders, and ages; be safe, receive the abundance due them, and feel loved.” Short and simple! The person who harvested your food this morning may have been deported, be a starving farmer, or loose their position.

[@nkulingqola6192]

Based on what they paid the labourers, I doubt the farmers were starving 🙄

[@MrGustavo2891]

Before you pray you must REPENT. Either you do or you are abomination to God He who turns away his ear from listening to the law, Even his prayer is an abomination. - Proverbs 28:9 The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, But the prayer of the upright is His delight. The way of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, But He loves one who pursues righteousness. - Proverbs 15:8-9 When you say "genders" God made only two, man a woman, period. God will not bless a wicked person who is a man and identifies as a woman and vice-versa, neither one who identifies as having "just a different sexual preference " you get my point, He will not bless a person as to have salvific grace but only common grace...so that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven; for He causes His sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. - Matthew 5:45 Meaning God feeds one but if the one does not repent he'll end up in hell..Period. Also when you say "the person who harvested your might have been deported " if you are illegal go back to your country and get legal, God hates illegal immigrants who brake His law..Romans 13:1-5, 1 Peter 2:13-17,Titus 3:1 When you say "abundance due to them" Who owes them?? Do you owe them? Me? Who? God is the giver of all....The eyes of all look to You, And You give them their food in due time. You open Your hand And satisfy the desire of every living thing. - Psalm 145:15-16 Does God owes anything to a person?? No, of course not, He is gracious and gives, but He is under any obligation to feed no one, We deserve nothing but His just wrath. We disobeyed in the garden and died so we are under acurse...We killed his Son so we are under a curse..we are guilty, We must REPENT FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND OR ELSE..PERIOD. SO REPENT AND BELIEVE IN THE TRUE GOSPEL OF JESUSCHRIST FOR THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS.

[@nativearizona1]

I went through this growing up, but never stopped trying, through cotton fields, juveniles, reform school, prison, sweat shops's, a railroad hobo, I finally made it and retired on a pension!

[@humbleone1747]

The people today are the same as they were then...what world are you living in...what is the difference???

[@kirwaemmanuel5736]

Do you mean you're among these kids then

[@armandachatmon6436]

Good for you. There are so many that did not make it through and many generations afer are still on the grind.

[@Anakaraya]

This broke my heart. My partners grandfather was one of these workers, traveling back and forth from the southern states to Jamaica to send money to his family. He was one of the few lucky ones to be able to settle down and raise his children to have a better chance with higher education. He got lucky that way, unfortunately so many of these families werent so lucky. It hurts to know that this horrific treatment of migrant workers has not ever stopped either. The migrant workers of today are still facing the same circumstances, the same treatment and extremely low wage. This is modern day slavery. Its been like this for so long and I wish it would change but I cant see it being changed. People didnt care then about these poor black and white families and they dont care now about the poor Central American and Mexican families. They see them as lesser, as just labor to be used, not worthy of respect or better working conditions. Its horrific. It needs to change.

[@juniaosme2396]

$1 a day in 1960 it's value today is $10.07 $14,000 in 1960 is valued at $140,382.16

[@tinyspaceroadie]

@@juniaosme2396 At a $1 a DAY even working 365 days of the year is $365! The average Yearly wage in 1960 was $4000! So I really don't get your point. If they were getting a $1 an hour then this documentary would have never needed to be made. Maybe you didn't watch the whole documentary, but did you not hear that it cost $15 a wk just to rent a room? Did you not see the signs that showed that it was 22 cents just for a shake? Did you not hear the preacher talk about how the crew captains would take half the pay of some of the workers, leaving them with cents. I dont know what world you live in, but a dollar a day, even in 1960 was incredibly low wage.

[@juniaosme2396]

@@tinyspaceroadie Actually my point in putting that up there was so that we could see the value of a dollar from 1960 verses what it is in today's market which is nothing. If you listen to what the preacher said the crew leader was ripping these poor farm workers by keeping all of the money. That's why they couldn't survive. If you feel like you need to attack someone I'm not the for it because it is extremely obvious that these people were living way below poverty. Alene Keen couldn't afford to take her son to the doctor to remove a nail from his little foot. She couldn't afford to put her babies in daycare leaving them to fend for themselves during the day. Lord only knows what situations happened to some of these children by predators. I couldn't see myself handing $302.10 for 30 days work to a person and me pocketing $140,382.16 in today's market.

[@chavitacanta008]

How much more are willing to pay for fruit and vegetables ? What about factory workers who lost jobs so you can still pay a $ for a plastic container ? Their jobs ended up in china where they get $20-$30 a month . Basic human reaction never pay more if you don’ t have to !

[@deborahdean8867]

Oh bullshit. The immigrants today are mostly criminals looking for a hand out. Sorry, but that's what the government has now created.

[@LegacyNetwork89]

My mother was born 1952 Sanford, FL wow I see why my parents NEVER TALKED ABOUT THEIR CHILDHOOD.......no pictures no nothing

[@miamimarlin2980]

Unless you were an upper middle class in Atlanta , you were 'fair game' of atrocity .

[@mr.honesty5115]

29 years old with 14 kids making a dollar a day to survive & feed her kids.🤯 That’s mind blowing!

[@deborahdean8867]

Remember, the 1930s were the great depression years. But in 1925 a loaf of bread costs about a dime, and a pound of round steak about 50 cents. Plus, slot of migrants got paid by what they picked.....and based on what the farmer was getting for the crop that year. I knew somebody who was a migrant worker in the 70s . White guy, citizen, had a wife and 3 kids I think. They were poor, but they had enough.

[@chickenfeet9558]

Where is the dad/dads???

[@deborahdean8867]

@@chickenfeet9558 tje dads disappeared with government welfare. Before the civil rights movement, divorce and unwed pregnancy was very very low. Lower than the whites.

[@cocosims9979]

The dad's were there!!

[@saraswatkin9226]

In the 21st century America and Europe has shipped this now to places like India, Pakistan and rest of Asia. Racketeering corporate capitalists now making this work models global!!!

[@queeniebee3618]

It would be nice to feature an update on these families.

[@Isaiah--lk8jb]

Queenie Bee This will be the family's future update! OUR ANCESTORS AND WE THERE DESCENDANTS THE TRUE BIBLICAL ISRAELITES!! if we repent in the land of our captivity and come back to the Lord our God and keep his commandments... JEREMIAH:30

[@biggdaddynard8087]

wow ... yes !

[@billsmlth5381]

hard to update fake actors of a fake video

[@Jay-jb2vr]

This was over half a century ago....

[@nikkienova9440]

@@billsmlth5381 yeah I definitely back then not fake now yeah come on really

[@trinabeasley8402]

As I watch this, I hear my great uncle's voice. "We ended up in Arizona because we followed the season." Never seen a clear picture until now.

[@adayinforever]

Wow. I feel terrible for the woman with 9 kids. She's about the same age as me but she's so aged. Life took such a toll on her. I hope she found some hope and relief from poverty.

[@aaronalbany3237]

Doubt it 😢

[@ericacollins1985]

So sad slavery was set free now she had to do her own work to live.. I'm sure she's doing OK.

[@RicheeBe]

yea before birth control and or abortions or denial of your husband sex

[@deborahdean8867]

@@RicheeBe if you don't want kids, dont have sex, dont get married. Marriage was the way to make sure the father took care of the mother and children. Dont want kids? Dont get married and dont mate with anyone. If you don't want your animals having kids, and kittens and puppies and guppies and calves etc., you don't let the males and females have sex and breed. Besides, these kids would take care of parents when they got old and infirm.

[@deborahdean8867]

@@ericacollins1985 yes, everybody is suppose to do their own work to live.

[@justus9651]

There's nothing in the world that humbles you more to be a father and not able to provide and protect for your family.

[@Plutospacecadet]

Facts💯

[@nkiru61]

America will pay for what it has done to God’s children.

[@sammavacaist]

I think we are now.

[@humbleone1747]

Yes sister.....written in all the HOLY books. Its referring to us and that wicked people style as beast, devil, satan, pharaoh, Israel, dragon, mystery Babylon. There doom is inevitable...GOD is not mocked. Everywhere they've gone gone; kill steal and destroy. Behold the pale horse its rider's name is death and hell followed close behind..

[@sandraholmes1397]

Yes

[@cesar5478]

@@sammavacaist ...u ain't seen nothing yet!

[@RT-sf5dd]

Lol!! God's children did this to god's children. Get a grip. There's no god or satan. It's just survival of the fittest.

[@benseng5738]

"what's that straw over there for" "Well that's what they give us to sleep on" Ladies and gentlmen this is unregulated capitalism. Take a good look at it. Tell me what you see.

[@cheriecasey3072]

look what you started Ben don't you know they hate us and blame us facepalm

[@gigabeat369]

franfranco African kill and enslave each other in Africa to this day . So wake up to the reality that all races of man are flawed.

[@PacoSmith]

This was quite revealing and extremely enlightening. The personal testimonies of the persons interviewed are stirring. The earning capacity, working conditions and overall lack of opportunity is riveting. It would be interesting to compare and contrast the realities associated with this subject...then versus now (2023), as well as uncovering whether any of the individuals interviewed are still alive.

[@ctsittin]

Beautiful Black People! I love my people!!!

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

I am white and I love my people. Beautiful White people!!!

[@GabY-yd7nt]

@@MICKEYISLOWD I wasn't aware that White Supremacy didn't exist.

[@denisshillingford5891]

@@MICKEYISLOWD why don't you make your own post and tell how much you love white people.. do that racist white boy and quit trolling like a thug on social media

[@12sisters1bride7]

Same here and i love you too Bruh or Sis 😚😚😍

[@12sisters1bride7]

@@MICKEYISLOWD that's right,you're supposed to love your own.am i right Black Folks?!?and we should leave the other races alone to live their racial live as their god allows them to.sounds like🤔 a wonderful life

[@deanguando1335]

Animals get treated better then humans Glad I got to see this newsreel to be woken up.

[@arkitekfran]

It's digusting I'm so sad

[@sparx180]

Dean Guando Even animals don't treat humans like this.

[@normster1000]

@@sparx180 Yet animals instinctively know when to stop breeding based on their environmental conditions.

[@sparx180]

@@normster1000 So what nonsense are you trying to say? The slave owners wanted them to breed, more workers for them. The slave owners had no problem helping them breed either. Bare that in min!

[@normster1000]

@@sparx180 Clown. The slave owners? It's the 1960's. That being said 76% percent of African American mother's in 2019 give birth out of wedlock. Black families on average have 2.5 children per household ( 3 or more) Does that sound ideal to you for a single mother? The Booking Institute (Liberals) found that maintaining a job, getting your high school diploma and being married before having children is the best way to avoid poverty.

[@msrhdes76]

I love that they didn't just show black ppl. I'm Black but this just shows how messed up the world is. Just a piece of America. Showing both black and white struggles. There are so many more "races" struggling as well. This is political and inhumane then and now. My heart goes out to these individuals/families. I hope the chain was broken for them. Pray for the world. 🙏🏿💜

[@beraiahyisrael4178]

I’m glad you noticed. It’s a working class issue. Same as today. Low wages high cost of living. Also great journalism. Haven’t seen it in a while.

[@zennermansherman6625]

FYI, the majority of folks living in poverty are white... They also make up the largest number of folks on welfare by race in America.

[@adayinforever]

Poverty is a colorblind issue. It is also a policy decision. Poverty can be completely eliminated by the right policy.

[@Zb_Calisthenic]

The "haves" and "have nots" I'm not sure if the wealthy disparity was more stark then, versus now.

[@Beetwate305]

Who were the employers? Who ran the system ? , I doubt that there were any black landlords! Black bosses!.

[@hoped6676]

When the lady said she was 29 and had 14 children I almost passed out 😮

[@lashaesmith3440]

Oh Jerome I wanna hug him and care for his injury. Bless these souls. These parents did the best they could. God keep us from repeating these awful atrocities. Help us learn.

[@enochmathusael6748]

He that lead into captivity shall go into captivity thus saith the Lord. And double Recompense shall be their rewards!

[@beautybites8640]

Amen!!! 🙌🏾

[@brucechakur9431]

Amen Amen the Bible says so Jackie

[@israelisrealallpraisestoth8129]

U dam right family

[@mrs.reeves1006]

HalleluYAH🙌

[@keyonahloyal]

And my people should have no mercy because they had no mercy for us! We all know the black man is merciful because we are not savage beings like the red man!

[@lorenzacoleman9210]

For someone to call these suffering people the happiest people on earth is a down right shame. It takes be back to the notion of the happy slave of the south which is how slave owners defended slavery.

[@TOCC50]

They shouldn’t have so many kids

[@pretty_lilcryer2926]

Wipipo are SICKKKKK!

[@joshuapaynesr.6497]

17:10 she really wanted to say more but she had to keep it somewhat light on her response while being questioned I can feel she wants to say more than what she was saying #RestInPeaceQueen you have inspired me to keep researching and learning

[@kathytate4982]

My father used to work for the State Department of education, Migrant Data Base in the early '70s, and his job was to follow and collect the migrant children's school credits throughout their lives. He was happy that they were finally getting to graduate and better their lives. When this Department was fazed out for whatever reason my Brother continued the process and developed software for the individual States to purchase and keep track to this day.

[@naomiburn5289]

That is amazing, Kathy!

[@aarondigby5054]

​@@naomiburn5289Thanks for your Dad he left a legacy.

[@randybridgeman5050]

"For listen! Hear the cries of the field workers whom you have cheated of their pay. The wages you held back cry out against you. The cries of those who harvest your fields have reached the ears of the LORD of Heaven's Armies," James 5:4. My heart hurt as i saw how poor people's labor was exploited. Hardly anyone took their plight seriously.

[@RicTic66]

I was born in 1958. We in Great Britain never had as much as wealthy Americans but even our poorest folk had much, much more than these impoverished white and black folk. Free medical, dental and ophthalmic treatment, free school milk for all children from birth to 10 years old and free school dinners for those kids unable to afford them. Thank you for posting these excellent informative documentaries they make me grateful for my childhood.

[@Diegoflyboy]

America had provision for the poor, look at the children they are not starving. A brit of all people are going to lecture to the US? I've read David Copperfield, Ghandi , the boxer rebellion and the over 200 years of slavery by the Brits in America, India and Africa. The BOARS are being punished b/c of the brittish presence in s. Africa making the Zulu 3rd glass citizens in their own continent. your socialized med. is like the dark ages.

[@CanadianMonarchist]

@@Diegoflyboy The British person who wrote the comment isn’t responsible for those things.

[@jarvisaddison8560]

@@CanadianMonarchist But she benefited from it

[@deborahdean8867]

This was in the great depression. Plus, they lived in migrant camps , those weren't their homes. Many didn't stay in those areas but camped out on their own. In the great depression, alot of people lived like this and were glad to get a dollar a day. The media is making you dramatic.

[@Tanu.90]

I'm 'white' from Romania, but the part with Jerome and his sisters made me cry🥺 even though it's the second time I see this documentary... It's absolutely amazing how cruel we are, humans. Fuck racism to the end and back! Peace❤

[@jeanjones7952]

Im White and I picked in the fields from 10 y/o

[@marliseisrael3017]

​@@jeanjones7952as you can see the doc showed both White and Black and what you may not understand is you were oppressed too by your own kind.

[@cottonhairedaesthetic2005]

​@@jeanjones7952dummy

[@delorbb2298]

I’m wondering if he lost his foot and it’s been over 60 years.

[@ronaldschultenover8137]

Romanians are not white

[@theamazingjonad9716]

When people say there should not be any federally mandated minimum wage I laugh at them. They have no idea how far capitalism can go without government oversight.

[@anako1976]

We have the lowest minimum wage of all the developed countries. Terrible

[@JohnDoe-gc1kt]

I 100% agree

[@deborahdean8867]

But you're still wrong. 1) your good would have cost 4x as much probably, 2) people in cities lived like this and made a dollar a day. 3) it was THE GREAT DEPRESSION. I dont think anyone today appreciates how bad things were for just about EVERYONE during the great depression

[@denisetoussaint9580]

Wow! It’s like watching my literal family history. I remember hearing stories like this. My uncle would head north to pick fruit and such. My father immigrated here in the 60s to cut sugar cane. Everyone quit school to work. No one ever went much into the details. I both love and hate watching this.

[@deloresiles3416]

This is very sad, especially the young woman who’s 29 with 14 children! 😢😢😢

[@ohmyland2148]

My Grandfater lived to be 100 years old in 2020. He never would give much detail on these days it’s liked he blocked it out.

[@skip031890]

@@ohmyland2148 No, it's because it wasn't a big deal to them. You people should stop judging that time period by today's standards. 🙄

[@heathershields8233]

Mine too...My mom & GMA use to tlk about this. My GMA upgraded to the Eugene Hotel with 8 kids. ❤️ That was a big deal. My GPA was 1 of 17...I can't even imagine.

[@deborahdean8867]

I know a white guy, about 70 now, used to take his family migrant working from Florida to Michigan. He never could work a regular job . They stayed in a tent in Florida. He said no matter how hard you tried, nobody could pick organges or apples faster than the Mexicans.

[@mariaananunez5681]

In 1966, my first teaching job was in Mission, Texas which was a community where a part of the community were migrant laborers. They were American citizens who left for work in the northern fields for part of the year in order to survive. Everyone in the family worked. I taught junior high students, and I came to love those students because they had strong family values. By 8th grade, the boys had the bodies of young men because of the hard labor. The girls were mature beyond their ages. They knew how to cook and to help with their young siblings. It was a hard life. I learned years later that some of the families chose to stay up north because they could make a better living. St. Edward's University in Austin developed a program for migrant workers so that some young people could go to college. In California, Cesar Chavez organized UFW, a union that begin to deal with the issues of farm workers, but even they they had to deal with California Governor Ronald Reagan and the growers. The hardships of these workers remain, and the modern versions of Reagan and the growers exist.

[@wildfire9280]

Injustice anywhere is intolerable as it threatens justice everywhere. Yet in pure spite of everything those unnecessary hardships failed to ensnare them indefinitely. These working people were hardened to exploitation and, through no intention of their exploiters, enabled to fight back far stronger than them (always outdone physically, but more importantly they scored some real victories).

[@silverpearlenclosures6179]

In the early 90s we traveled from Brownsville to Minnisota. At the age of 15 i got my first factory job at Green Giant, packing corn. My shift was from 6pm to 6am. My parents had the day shift, so for most of the day as i slept my middle sister took care of the younger one. If i remember correctly they were 10 and 4 years old...those struggles help my parents build.

[@bbuzz1687]

@@silverpearlenclosures6179 not sure why that wasn't illegal. We keep being told the US so about freedom.

[@cherylcook1942]

In 1983, I took a part time job with headstart, a preschool for low income families. One of my tasks was to teach basic commands in English, to the Spanish speaking migrant children. For instance, stop, no, sit, come here, follow me. They put it as a safety issue the kids needed to know. At that time, the headstart program allowed the children to attend any of their programs anywhere. So if the family moved, they would still be able to go to school uninterrupted.

[@leggonarm9835]

Well, now the migrant workers get paid per hour more than the average worker, so I call that success. As long as they're U.S. citizens, however.

[@JAB58]

America you will be held accountable for your selfish deeds.

[@glorialouiise]

1960 🙏🏾☥🌹 I'm proud of my people never hold your head down we have nothing to be ashamed about. 🙏🏾🌹🌹🌹🌹 We are so beautiful.🌹🌹🌹 They took us from our beautiful home land. And unashamed to document what they do.

[@hillaaron9062]

@@jackoffs8564 Some Africans did sell other Africans into slavery, and then on the other hand on many other occassions Europeans did in fact just kidnap unsuspecting Africans who might be out hunting, fishing, farming or walking from one village to another. The Europeans who were involved in the Transatlantic Slave Trade document in their own records how they at times would just kidnap unsuspecting Africans

[@jackoffs8564]

Hill Aaron those "europeans" actually where Jewish people they owned the ships and the people working on them also that would have started a war if it was a common thing why would the leaders of Africa allow that? when they made.money off trading other black people who they branded and put in the ships I don't doute it may have happened but the main reason was African leaders being very greedy just as bad as the Europeans

[@Sheshe661972]

Africans did not sell American Negros; Africans sold the ORIGINAL HEBREWS! You better recognize and learn the difference. A day of reconning is on the way. Deuteronomy 28th.

[@hillaaron9062]

@@jackoffs8564 I agree some african leaders did engage in selling other Africans to the Europeans and you are correct European Jews did provide alot of financing for the transatlantic slave trade.

[@hillaaron9062]

@@Sheshe661972 9

[@ilovecarlitoganja206]

“We used to own our slaves but now we just rent them.” It’s going to be 2020 in like two and a half weeks and not much has changed.

[@skitsmaxn]

I Love Carlito Ganja agreed!! So sad! And I’m glad I’m not the only one who is seeing and hearing still! God bless you where ever you are!

[@tigress4960]

@crowwoman lucky I presume the whites are not suffering the same way and stop speaking for a world of people; you don't know what you are saying so just speak for yourself.

[@ianofliverpool7701]

So i`m confused where`s the slave labour?

[@raych634]

My mouth dropped when I heard him say that, unbelievable!

[@kayhumph9109]

You ain’t 🤥

[@fia8079]

I had pictures of my mother holding my sister back then standing next to a truck. I never realized how hard of a life they lived back then. Now I understand why later after they bought a farm in Wisconsin she didn't like handing out money so easily to us kids. I wasn't one of those children asking it was my siblings. I went through a lot with my parents even though I helped out more than them. I wish my siblings could watch this and know where our parents came from as their struggles. I wish I'd been able to help finish their home before they died but it didn't happen.

[@traceycarr-camper931]

Being from ancestors from Georgetown South Carolina. On both my mother and fathers side. I remember my mom , my grandmother ,my uncle my grand aunt talking about those days mWatching this video reminded me of the hardships that my ancestors endured. Most of my family moved to the North for a better educational opportunities and a better life. Even though in the north the work was hard there but there was better paying jobs and more opportunities. When my grand daughter gets a little older I will be telling her the stories of her ancestors. Amen 🙏🏾

[@Tanyarovettajones]

😢 my family is from Georgetown, Nesmith and Hemingway and sadly this was their past too.

[@arguescreamholler]

I was born in 1956 and all of this was culture shock to me. I never was among the poor of the south or the worst conditions within the city I lived. *I was in total shock when I saw JEW-TOWN for the first time.* (shopping center in Chicago that's actually a slur towards the Jewish community.) (Eliminated now.) I've known hard times, but nothing ever like what these people suffered, to include the white ones. The children in this documentary are my age.

[@NAVYABHAN]

Now I see why my Father wanted to leave Florida and go to the Army! He only had a 5th Grade Education when he went. He was smart and great enough to have have been accepted by the 7th and ended in the 5th SFG with an Associates Degree. 4 Combat Tour's in Vietnam and 1 in Korea.

[@sashalynn8441]

I hear what you are saying. I am from Florida. My husband joined the Army fresh out of high school. It is unbelievable they would send your father to Vietnam four time!!! My god!

[@deborahdean8867]

Same reason my dad joined the army. Soldiers were very poor, but alot was provided like housing, medical care and discounted groceries. Plus widows benefits if they were killed. Good move. It was also a time of big corporations like ford and southern bell giving good wages and retirement. They couldnt sustain it because it was built on the stock market.

[@aarondigby5054]

​@@sashalynn8441IKR, wow thx for the service, I've heard three wow but four.

[@sharonkaysnowton]

We knew how this story played out at the beginning when a farmer stated "We use to own slaves, now we rent them!" The year now is 2021- It is important that people today are educated. Get at least a 2 year college degree young people. Set yourselves up for a better life than our ancestors. I respect them because they took care of us with these humble jobs. They wanted us to succeed where they were not able. We should not let them down. I honor our ancestors as they took care of all through working these humble jobs in this country. Let us show them we appreciate all they did.

[@nonyeike2626]

I preach this like a sermon That's the secret weapon but they don't listen

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Don't go to college.

[@bumblebee4280]

@@AZ-kr6ff What about community college?

[@AZ-kr6ff]

@@bumblebee4280 It think it depends on the individual, what one is studying, what the goal is, etc., and also the financial situation. If a young person who doesn't yet have specific career goals has the opportunity to go to college and have it paid for, then why not go? There are far worse ways to spend one's time than being at college. If it's not paid for though, it may not be the best idea to go into debt over something that isn't goal oriented. As far as being educated in general, a person can do that for free by reading, listening to college lectures online, watching documentaries, etc.

[@cenote100]

Most millionaires in the 80,s had very little to no education. It’s the economy. After 24 years of Democratic policies, and not a Republican president until 1970. Why do you think everything cost so much today? It’s all planned

[@judithcampbell3354]

What a damn shame. Nothing has changed except the year! We must speak up for migrant workers. They are the people who really feed us, the workers who are out in the fields! I thank them

[@crazydaysful]

You say we must speak for migrant workers now - you are talking about immigrant (foreign) migrant workers who are taking up our space and our money, and seeing this video that was taken back in the 1960s that we were and will do all jobs even working on farms, and we are the best at it that is why we had the best food and the best country of all countries even though monsters kept the money away from many many blacks....migrant workers today are treated way better than the Americans in this video and America is our country and not theirs - and AGAIN, this video is proof we don't need them and never have.

[@timothysmith4260]

@@crazydaysful Well said. #ADOS

[@chantellchampange652]

People like to compare their selves with other's- if i was rich like my x- man then our have food and a bed to sleep in' lord help your children and people

[@pablop9495]

@@crazydaysful to start off you won't do it, you won't pack a crate of corn for 15cent a crate you pack, you wont pull corn for 1cent a crate of how many crates the crew pack, you wont throw or chop cane in the furrow fields... you're just being racist because when it comes to this video based on people from the glades in belle glade, these farms are handled by alot of legal work force, Hatians and H2As... The only way an employer is granted visas is if he can proof that there is a shortage of people that want the jobs... I hate people that think like you, y'all want to pick a fight and want to throw American minorities in the front line, like if they where test dummies, these people dont want to work those shit jobs, they know better, they want better... No one is taking up space when all they do is work and put in towards the American the economy... If they live better than some Americans its because they work for it and the Americans your talking about are the ones that don't want to do shit and just want to take up space and government money to shoot up drugs like the people at those camps in California... that's where you should begin your battle and ask them if they would like to live better to go and work the farm and put the H2As out of a job... Shit might look easy but if you see the millions of stocks on a sweet corn field and your pulling your row if you dont pull one ear from every stock your getting knocked off! i had new pullers hand swell up and not close! the machine look like a dam snail from far but when you down there pulling that shit is flying and it aint stopping for you!... I've walked behind some of the new ones telling them every 10 minutes "move up i got this your getting left behind" and iam here pulling what they left about 20 ears in my arms like iam carrying a dam baby...

[@latenitehour]

Judith Campbell I didn’t know Black & White workers were considered migrant workers??

[@J3R1K4s]

I had the honor of speaking with my sons great grandmother. It was humbling to see a woman retired and successful whom had discribed living in old train carts. Staying warm by the fire. Her and her siblings used the same bathwater heated by fire. The girls went first then in order of youngest first and oldest last. They didn’t go to school until what would be considered late mid- school early high school, because her dad had to work throughout the country. This took place in the mid 1960s. Then speaking with my sons great grandfather- which was much more um awkward. He shared artwork that won awards in college. Jim crow-esque artwork. He described having a few "nannys." He drove us to the cotton field that was STILL intact where he'd sneak off to chase/ follow the nanny children. He shared he did not understand why he was in school and they weren't- they were working. The nannys all raised him in lieu of his mother whom drank and when she wasn't a drunken fool she would be sneaking out men who weren't his dad. I feel so lucky that BOTH my son and I were able to hear these stories. My grand parents are dead and my dad never knew him, but briefly meeting him once I was 21yo. My bfs step dads mom and bfs bio dads dad were where we heard these stories from and while they aren't my grandparents- I still cherish their stories and am so happy my son got this experience. I never had that opportunity just photos and stories from my mom, aunts and uncles. So if any of you have a chance to sit down with their loved ones and ask what life was like as a child- I highly encourage you to do it now- record it, keep it forever, because that was there story told by them and eventually all youll have is stories from others.