"Field of Yuma" by Peter Haden "Child Labor Sill Exists" by Tyler Stockdale There was a time in America where children as young as eight years old worked in horrendous conditions for little to no pay. These kids were sent to work by their family to help out during a difficult period. They were exposed to all sorts of dangerous machinery and dangerous chemicals. Many kids even died due to being in some of the dangerous working conditions, they had no voice. Finally, in 1938 the US passed the Fair Labor Standards Act or for short FLSA. (Grossman) This Act determines minimum wages, overtime pay, recordkeeping and lastly child labor. (United States Department of Labor). FLSA prohibited anyone younger than 14 from working, with only a few exceptions. This includes being employed by parents in non-hazardous occupations such as working as actors or performers, delivering newspapers, and performing certain agricultural work. (cite) After this law...