Back To The Future | 1937 Famous image of African American flood victims lined up to get food & clothing fr. Red Cross relief station in front of billboard ironically extolling WORLD’S HIGHEST STANDARD OF LIVING/ THERE’S NO WAY LIKE THE AMERICAN WAY. Louisville, KY, 1937. Margaret Bourke-White, photographer. Life Magazine, © Time Inc. FIND US ON TWITTER | FACEBOOK | TUMBLR | FLICKR | PINTEREST

Back To The Future | 1937

Famous image of African American flood victims lined up to get food & clothing fr. Red Cross relief station in front of billboard ironically extolling WORLD’S HIGHEST STANDARD OF LIVING/ THERE’S NO WAY LIKE THE AMERICAN WAY. Louisville, KY, 1937. Margaret Bourke-White, photographer. Life Magazine, © Time Inc.

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