An African American male, Mark Gale, holds his work tool, a sugar cane knife. The image is blue and was made from my color transparency which was waterlogged during hurricane Katrina. This image of a young Black man is a testament to the continued cruel and horrible conditions of what slavery was in Louisiana. Though current, the image is timeless and shows that nothing much has changed in Louisiana.
Image from McCormick's "Louisiana Sugar Cane" series
- Collections: Art of the Black Experience