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    All too often, many people living in poverty, just above poverty, and even some in the middle class are not able to afford quality, organic foods that are locally grown and made due to exorbitant prices. The prices for pre-packaged foods, produce grown with toxic pesticides, and unhealthy snack treats…

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    In Lyndon B. Johnson’s 1964 State of the Union Address he urges congress to fight the cruel suffering of poverty. He states that lack of jobs and money are just a symptom of poverty(LBJ CITATION). By pointing out that poverty is about more than what is visible to the eye but a deeper symptom of problem in society brought this issue to the forefront of american people’s attention. Johnson goes on to state the impacts poverty has had on the country such as: an increased unemployment rates…

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    success. Smaller classrooms, individualized lesson plans, and the opportunity to treat students and educators as people instead of bits of data is the bare minimum of what it will take to help the United States rise to the academic heights the No Child Left Behind Act was designed to…

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    On December 13, 2010, President Obama signed a bill for child nutrition to help the school district pay for some of the increased cost of it. In the Washington post newspaper, the students were thanking Michelle Obama for giving them as quoted “a bowl of mush and mystery protein”, they are also spreading the…

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    focus on the negative side effects that may result in an increase. For example, most feel it isn’t the most effective way to reduce poverty and could cause an overall rise in unemployment. On the other hand, proponents for raising the minimum wage claim that it will put more money in the hands of American families. It is felt that this, in turn could reduce poverty and allow for increased business profits that would result from increased spending. This minimum wage debate amongst Americans,…

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    homeland; human trafficking can happen anywhere and affects those that are most vulnerable. Although human trafficking is a complex social problem that preys on society 's most poor and vulnerable, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act hopes to address prosecution for traffickers and justice for the trafficked. This paper will explore the economic, political, ideology, social movements, and history of human trafficking and how the TVPA can relate or is working towards change. Economics Human…

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    big businesses for investment, the minimum wage to average wage percentage is the lowest in the country. While this may reflect the prosperity of the rest of China, this is unlikely, as it is estimated that 200 million people across China live in poverty. Instead, this is likely to be partially due to the ‘hukou’ system and the effect it has on the movement of migrants, a governmentally and culturally ingrained fact of Chinese working life. Migrants cannot work without the correct papers, which…

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    1. What are your specific professional goals? How would the Saint Leo University Master of Social Work Program, with its emphasis on advanced clinical practice, help you to achieve your goals? Within the field of social work, there are several opportunities for growth and advancement and I plan to take advantage of them. Within the next five to six years, I plan to complete my Master of Social Work and then I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in Women Studies/Gender Studies. My goal is to create a…

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    PRE-SCHOOL (3-6 Years) Ages 3-6 years are considered the pre-school years or the early childhood. The child has now reached their preschool age! Between the age of three to six years old, the little one will become more confident and will move out into the wider world. They are probably now happy playing with other children, with role games and make-believe scenarios popular because of their active imaginations. By this stage, on my observation they should have grown out of any ‘terrible…

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    Theory is defined as “A universal statement about the real world whose essential truth can be supported by evidence obtained through the scientific method. Must explain in a provable way why something happens”. (Augsbury College,2014) This essay will examine the role that theory plays when it comes to employing Blacks in the Inner city. According to Caroline May an author of Brett Bart newsletter stated “While the economy added jobs and the national unemployment rate was relatively unchanged,…

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