Medical check-up of African American children at U.S. County Health Clinic in Brunswick, Georgia. A doctor at clinic checks a small boy. Number of young African American kids sit and wait for their chance. Chart on the walls of the clinic shows malaria cycle and other protective measures. Doctor takes blood sample of children and a nurse assists him. People arrive and depart from the Department of Health. Sign over door for "Department of Health". African American woman and man walk past a Jim Crow era racial segregation sign on a post outside the clinic which reads, "Colored Department."
African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American beautician styling hair of a woman. The beautician talks to the woman while she works.
Occupations of African Americans in Atlanta, Georgia. A black beautician manicures fingernails of a black man. African American manicurist uses a cuticle pusher on the man's fingernails and cleans them. Manicurist trims excess cuticles using a cuticle nipper. Beautician uses an electric nail file to refine cuticles.
A cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. The cemetery with unusual grave-markers.
African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American businessman speaking in his office. A picture of another African American businessman.
African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American woman using a keyboard machine to cut Hollerith 88 column punch cards. Another African American worker using a sorter to process punch cards. View of the sorter stacking cards into separate bins. Another worker feeds cards onto a machine that takes them rapidly, one at a time. A man watching cards travel along a sorting device. A worker taking a nap.
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