Episode 11: Voices of History: Jacob Riis – A Voice from New York's Tenements
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Episode 11: Voices of History: Jacob Riis – A Voice from New York's Tenements
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What if a single book and a handful of photographs could change an entire city?
In this episode of Voices of History, journey into the crowded tenements of late 19th-century New York through the words of journalist and reformer Jacob Riis. As millions of immigrants sought a better life, many found themselves living in dangerous and overcrowded conditions hidden from public view.
Using Riis's own writings, discover how one man's determination to expose the realities of urban poverty helped inspire housing reforms, influence leaders like Theodore Roosevelt, and transform investigative journalism.
Voices of History brings the past to life through the words of the people who experienced it—offering a firsthand perspective on the events and ideas that shaped our world.
Understand History. Understand People. Understand Yourself.