Walker Evan’s Subway portraits clearly highlighted the day-in-the-life of an average subway rider. These portraits clearly showed how not everyone was happy during these times. Especially since this was post-Depression era and the side effects of this tumultuous period still existed. I see this as a reflection and a parallel of current times. Being that we just recovered from the Great Recession, some people call the millenials, “The Hard Times” generation. People still have a hard time making end meets. They say one of the biggest burdens, and one of the largest causes of stress, is money. And that is why I think people have a tough time having positive emotions; because of a low bank account balance.
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