Eighteen young children who sit in a semi-circle are the subject of one part of this work, which wonders why Chinese people prefer carrying knives in their sleeves when every black man knows the best place is the boot.
The final portion of this work praises the "experiment" of A.T. White shortly after considering a man who dove into a crowd of holiday shoppers and began shanking them, while Lewis Hine is among those who imitated the style of this work. Eighteen young children who sit in a semi-circle are the subject of one part of this work, which wonders why Chinese people prefer carrying knives in their sleeves when every black man knows the best place is the boot. Prayer Time in the Nursery and (*) Bandit's Roost appear in this work, which grew from a Scribner's Christmas article. The recent advent of magnesium powder may be responsible for the haunting, startled stares of this work's subjects, who are found in "the Bend" and "Jewtown" in the Lower East Side. A series of "Studies Among the Tenements of New York," for 10 points, name this muckraking work of photojournalism that exposed the horrid conditions of New York's poor.
The final portion of this work praises the "experiment" of A.T. White shortly after considering a man who dove into a crowd of holiday shoppers and began shanking them, while Lewis Hine is among those who imitated the style of this work.
{How} the Other {Half Lives}: Studies Among the Tenements of New York