Shoeshine Boy, City Hall Park, NYC, 1924

Numéro d’image : 12626767
Shoeshine Boy, City Hall Park, NYC, 1924
Bootblacks in and around City Hall Park, New York City - July 25, 1924. Shoeshiner or boot polisher is an occupation in which a person polishes shoes with shoe polish. They are often known as shoeshine boys because the job is traditionally that of a male child. Shoeshiners are often found working in business districts where professionals congregate. The shoeshiner is perceived as an informational hub, studiously polishing and buffing whilst dispensing helpful advice on local affairs and events. In 1908, Lewis Hine accepted a position as chief investigator and photographer for the National Child Labour Committee (NCLC), a private organization founded in 1904 whose mission was to promote legislation to protect children from exploitation by American industry. At the time, children as young as four years old laboured in a variety of trades eight to twelve hours a day in factories, tenements, and on the streets. Photographed by Hine, July 25,
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