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Vets Weigh In on Economic Inequality in U.S.

November 18, 2013

Wall Street bull rear.pngMany consider the New York Stock Exchange's surpassing of the 16,000 mark an indication that the economic recovery in the United States is well underway.

However, much of the growth in the recent economic recovery has been fueled mainly by the growth in low paying, low-wage jobs.

In contrast, the jobs that sustained and built the American middle class after World War II are disappearing along with educational opportunities afforded to U.S. citizens through mechanisms such as the GI bill.

Military veterans who have pledged their lives to protect many of the freedoms that the U.S. is known for around the world have a unique take on these developments.

Check out why they think that economic inequality diminishes freedom in America.

Then read more about the meltdown of America's middle class. Middle Class Meltdown.png