The Children of the Poor

In "The Children of the Poor," Jacob A. Riis offers a poignant social commentary on the lives of impoverished children in late 19th-century America. With a blend of journalistic rigor and vivid storytelling, Riis employs vivid imagery and firsthand accounts to illuminate the harsh realities faced by these children, from squalid living conditions to neglect and exploitation. The book is not merely ...