If the unemployment rate dips by a decimal or two in the upcoming employment report, it’ll be seen as an indicator that the economy is improving. But millions of Americans will remain without work. Journalist and documentary maker DW Gibson interviewed dozens of Americans who have found themselves out of work in the past five years.
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