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This untitled poem, written by Jerline Dobson talks about how her right foot was broken once, yet, never fixed. She talks about when the cold weather comes it starts to hurt and it reminds her of the time she broke her foot. Later in the poem, it is…

This is a xeroxed photograph of two unknown migrant farmworkers hunched over picking potatoes. They are dressed in pants and a long-sleeved shirt with a hat on as well. As they are picking potatoes by hand, they are putting them in a semi-large round…

Map shows a somewhat idealized pattern of migrant farm labor on the east coast during the mid-twentieth century. As many as an estimated 58,000 workers in 1949 followed harvests northward. They were primarily Black, and worked in "areas of intensive…