The ones that really suffer from the coal strike are never represented in its discussions
Homer Davenport · 1867 - 1912
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Why is this public domain? Homer Davenport died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.
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This pen and ink drawing by Homer Davenport, titled "The ones that really suffer from the coal strike are never represented in its discussions," shows two agitated men at a table, one raising a fist and the other pointing, beside a sign reading "We Will Strike." In the right half, a seated woman holds an infant while children and another woman stand or sit in a modest room, contrasting the strikers' debate with the family most affected.
