This could be maycomb Sally Student, Samuel Student, Shanelle Student, and Sarah Student Ms. Gersten Freshman English Period 2 20 October 2014

Wife and child of Alabama Sharecropper The mother’s face captured our interest because it is full of hope What is she waiting for? The gender of the child is unclear because of its clothing

Wife and child of Alabama Sharecropper A journalist probably took this photo to show his readers what life was like for these people We think that the woman was waiting for her husband to come home Does this couple have other kids?

Sign above moving picture theater We first noticed the soda bottle logo Does this theatre show only movies with black actors and actresses? Where does the name “Gem” come from?

Sign above moving picture theater We think this photo is important because it shows that segregation went both ways This picture was taken during the day, so the theatre was probably closed

Comparing Wife and Child and sign The first picture is more interesting because it has people in it The people in this picture look poor and hard working We would like to see a picture of the people who went to this movie theatre The people who went to this theatre probably had extra money

Works cited Lee, Russell. Sign above moving picture theater. 1937. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, DC. Library of Congress. Web. 15 Oct 2014. Rothstein, Arthur. Wife and child of Alabama sharecropper. 1937. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, DC. Library of Congress. Web. 15 Oct 2014.

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