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A migrant farm worker, on being unemployed, bread lines, soup kitchens, and homeless camps.

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The son of a suburban housewife, on food shortages and the shame in poverty.

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A bartender, on Iowa during the Depression up through WWII.

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A waitress, on the shame in welfare.

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A retired labor organizer, on the shame and depression in poverty and the rootlessness of his generation.

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A retired miner and labor organizer, who describes how depression hit miners earlier and lasted longer.

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A seamstress and labor organizer, who organized garment workers in New Orleans and St. Louis.

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A farmer, on farm depression in Des Moines IA, farm holidays, and repossession.

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A farmer, on farm depression, farm holidays and repossesion.

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A cooperative worker, who demonstrated at farm auctions in Le Mars, IA.

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A farm worker who cleaned up after the dust storms in Oklahoma.

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A New Deal worker, on migrant worker camps

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A salesman, on poverty, repossession, and conditional sales contracts.

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Presided over the landlords & tenants court and evicted people.

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On shame, mortgage loans, and credit.

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On shame and the lack of jobs.

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Retired clothing merchants, on stores closings in Le Mars, IA.

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Interview with Ben Isaacs and Ward James 

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Interview with Ben Isaacs and Ward James 

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On shame in taking relief and prying case workers.

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A relief case worker, on the humiliation to the recipients of relief.