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Dorothea Lange: The Photographer Who Found the Faces of the Depression

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"Dorothea Lange: The Photographer Who Found the Faces of the Depression" chronicles the stirring journey of Dorothea Lange, a pioneering photographer whose empathy was deepened by her own struggles with polio. Published on February 28, 2017, this picture book biography, penned by Carole Boston Weatherford, is ideal for elementary-school readers and delves into the domains of economic and racial justice. As Lange travels across America, her camera and fieldbook become tools to document the profound impact of the Great Depression, capturing the poignant stories of diverse Americans, from destitute bankers to dispossessed former slaves. Through Weatherford's lyrical prose, readers are invited to view the world through Lange's lens, encouraging a profound understanding of historical hardships and the power of resilience. This book not only educates young minds about a pivotal era but also inspires them to consider how they can observe and influence the world around them.

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Published by Albert Whitman & Company on February 28, 2017
32 pages
ISBN: 9780807516997
Best for readers in Elementary School
This book provides valuable insights into Economic Justice and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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