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    intervention. Every client I have seen the learning from this class has popped into my head in which I see where abuse, neglect, and poverty can play havoc in a child’s life earlier than I previously thought. I see where infants who have been neglected in foster care are on their way to a partial recovery due to a good family taking care of them and the child receives the positive outcome due to a loving family and…

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    neighbourhoods one in 14 renters are evicted every year. Being kicked out of a house into the streets is a very common occurrence for those living in poverty. Eviction is a problem that many are facing in today’s economy that rarely gets evaluated. Matthew Desmond analyzes the problems surrounding eviction in his piece “Eviction and the Reproduction of Urban Poverty”. There are many shocking statistics throughout the piece that provide clear examples of the issues with housing in America.…

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    World hunger and poverty are still huge issues world poverty rates are under 10% and that sounds like a great numbers but in reality that is over 720 million individuals. Individuals with lives that matter but they have no hope for the future. During spring break 2015 I took a trip with my church to Zacapa, Guatemala with the organization Hope of Life Guatemala. Guatemala is a very beautiful country but that beauty is just a thin veil; it doesn’t take very much digging to discover the…

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    Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act of 1996, which not only renamed it to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, but also reduced the benefits of millions of Americans. This act was created to transition welfare recipients to work, enforce child support, promote individual responsibility, and strengthen family values since the passage of this act was on a time when Americans were interested on redirecting state policies away from social welfare and towards social control, after…

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    Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal” uncovers the laxity of British and Irish Gentry towards the increasing poverty in Ireland and the exploitation of the Irish. With its metaphors that depicts cannibalism as an acceptable solution to hunger, ‘modest’ can only be seen as an euphemism for this egregious suggestion. This satire dictates an economically insightful proposal that alleviate poor parents of their ‘bastard children’. As a result of this proposal, the outcome suggests to hinder children…

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    Analysis Boyz N The Hood

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    The land of equal opportunity is not so equal for people from certain economic and social standings. Poor people are not criminals; however, many times, circumstances outside of one’s control force people into criminal activities. When one lives their life on a battlefield, they learn to do what they must in order to survive-- whether that means stealing in order to eat, selling drugs in order to make money, or being involved in a gang in order to survive. John Singleton’s Boyz n’ the Hood…

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    reduce poverty. Many conservative politicians have the idea that…

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    Money Does Buy You Happiness People from all over the world have heard the phrase, “Money doesn’t buy you happiness.” Well, they are wrong in so many ways. How does one think someone’s face reacts when they get their paycheck from work? Of course that individual has a happy face. That is why people work in the first place is to get money. If people never worked and did not have a job, they will end up sad and miserable, on the streets poor and hungry. People really exaggerate this phrase as…

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    III. Higher Payout Benefits Businesses With the inadequate minimum wage, many American families are battling to get by. Today’s constant increasing costs of housing, child-care, and health-care have pushed minimum-wage workers and their families into a position to choose between certain basic needs just to survive. According to the Census, by 2020, people who are twenty years of age and over make up eighty nine percent of workers who would be affected by the minimum wage rate. Increasing…

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    Helping Those In Poverty Twenty one thousand people die from starving a day (hunger and world poverty). That means that Twenty two thousand people died a painful death. Pain has always been know to human beings but pain is not familiar to all humans. Pain can be numbing to a person or it can be dreadful, it takes many different forms, hunger is a form that is most common to people. Food is a necessity to human beings in order to survive. Some people eat three meals a day plus snack, and some of…

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