In this season of the year, when in the vast crops of California comes the time of harvest - bunches of bulging grapes, plums, apples and lettuce and the cotton that ripens in haste - our streets are teeming with migrant workers, a group of nomadic gatherers, affected by poverty and driven by hunger and the spectre of hunger to wander from field to field, from harvest to harvest. Ninety years ago, between 5 and 12 October 1936, San Francisco New…
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In this season of the year, when in the vast crops of California comes the time of harvest - bunches of bulging grapes, plums, apples and lettuce and the cotton that ripens in haste - our streets are teeming with migrant workers, a group of nomadic gatherers, affected by poverty and driven by hunger and the spectre of hunger to wander from field to field, from harvest to harvest. Ninety years ago, between 5 and 12 October 1936, San Francisco New…