Sentences with phrase «combat rural poverty»

Featuring the unseen series After Russell Lee 1 - 60 (2016), the exhibition centres on life in rural New Mexico, where Levine revisits imagery taken by photographers contracted by the Farm Security Administration, an agency set up in the 1930s to combat rural poverty in the wake of the Great Depression.

The Legislature approved $ 7,500 at today's annual Budget Meeting to support the center's efforts to combat rural poverty and help residents in need of various services.

The Legislature approved $ 5,000 at today's annual Budget Meeting to support the center's efforts to combat rural poverty and help residents through various services.

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The story introduces two war - weary veterans — one black, the other white — who return home to rural Mississippi where prevailing racism and poverty put them into another harrowing combat zone.

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