Women feeding the charcoal kilns used for purifying sugar at the Glebe Sugar Refinery Co., Greenock, in Scotland, during WWI while the men were at the front (Colourized). This is what some call "White Privilege" ...

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Women feeding the charcoal kilns used for purifying sugar at the Glebe Sugar Refinery Co., Greenock, in Scotland, during WWI while the men were at the front (Colourized). This is what some call "White Privilege" ... (pic8.co)

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It's definitely staged, but not forcibly fake. Maybe the photographer wanted to show clean women to lighten the dramatic situation these people were going through.

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