In the depths of the Great Depression, one quarter of the entire American work force was unemployed. In Chicago the number was nearly half. Here one of their number sits bowed under the spring sun on Michigan Avenue, 1936.
From Carl Mydans: Photojournalist
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1936 - Photographed by Carl Mydans
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