The Post parallels Obama's first hundred days in office with this feature that will resonate with anyone who has been unemployed lately. Authentic and moving, it's a recommended Sunday read.

Yes. It tells the story of unemployment in Greenwood, SC, through the eyes of the unemployed ... which makes it real.

One of the best articles I've read about the way the economic crisis is affecting people. Not statistic laden, not full of academics, just a very close look at the lives of two women who have been struggling with employment and housing issues.

It is an in-depth story, I just dont know what im supposed to take away from it? what point is trying to be made here?

No, this is not quality journalism. Any reporter with little or no experience could write the same story of any southern town. Southern towns are racially divided along political lines. (Democrats, black; Repubician, white)

It talks about real people describing daily struggles that are being repeated across our country. It helps me keep my perspective that I am very fortunate.

Yes. I think this article reports the true feelings of these people.

Yes, it is quality journalism because the author refrained from personal opinion and simply told a story that is being repeated, in one form or another, all over the country.