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    The Super Bowl is top dollar. In the section of the article entitled “Tech Booms Fuels Homeless”, the homeless people in San Francisco are being evacuated where Super Bowl City will be held at. San Francisco doesn’t want to be the eighth-worst homeless rate in the nation, they want to be known as the city that thrives with tourists and has no homeless people. An article published by Alison Vekshin from Bloomberg News, “San Francisco nudges homeless away from Super Bowl fan village”, tells us how…

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    until school starts again. On-campus and off-campus resources are available for any students in need of food. Some colleges like Michigan State University, have food banks and pantries put together by the community for those students facing homelessness (“Help For Homeless College Students”). Dining halls will often have left-overs or students who didn’t use their entire meal plan. These can then be given to anyone who is unable to afford food. If neither of these are an option, there are…

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    “Nothing ever goes my way!” we, as teenagers, sometimes like to think. I, myself have been caught thinking this same way when I desire something, whether it be about a tangible item or just a chance to hang out with some friends. Upon completing my senior project, my eyes were wide open. I have always been aware that there are homeless and impoverished people in Sacramento, but witnessing a large number of less fortunate children in one setting, whom all feel that “having a little” is the way of…

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    The issue I would like to address is the need for additional funding for federal housing programs and projects. Affordable housing continues to be a major barrier for low-income individuals. The availability of affordable continues to decrease, as does funds dedicated to affordable housing programs such as public housing and housing choice vouchers (HCV). It is dire that more funding be allocated to updating and increasing affordable housing programs, so that our most vulnerable populations…

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    Homeless People Panhandling Panhandling should be illegal because you can’t always trust someone on the streets. Panhandling should not be allowed because some of the homeless will eventually going to rely on us for money so they don’t have to work. Panhandlers should also be prohibited because once the homeless receive the money you have no control over what the money is spent on. Just give the homeless food or a nice smile to make them feel valued. Sometimes panhandlers take advantage of…

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    When I was reading I Beat The Odds by Michael Oher I read about how he was constantly begging and bumming, and it made me pause because I used to have friends that had to do that. The author stated, “Begging and bumming was just a way of life, whether we were living in the hurt village or had gotten bumped into another project” (11). I related to this because when I lived at my old house in Robbinsdale, I would see kids my age, and sometimes my friends, wondering in the streets because they…

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    things such as deprivation of food and even homelessness. According to “The Long-Term Effects of Homelessness on Children” by author Elizabeth Kelly, “Homeless children are more likely to be victims of physical or sexual abuse, be diagnosed with mental illness, suffer from behavioral or emotional problems, exhibit educational disabilities, and experience emotional stress stemming from separation from a parent, inadequate housing, or frequent moves.” Homelessness can also cause long-term effects.…

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    The Role of Social Agencies in Skid Row, Los Angeles Since the emergence of homelessness in Skid Row, efforts of all kinds have been dedicated to the area. Aids range from state-level urban development projects to every-day changes people contribute to the street people. Consequently, the situation of the homeless population is determined by the interactions between the government, its policies, the homeless communities, individuals, and nonprofit social agencies. Among these groups, social…

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    If I could take up a cause I would take the cause of homelessness because I don't like to see people in the streets starving and not having a place to sleep that just makes me sad and just wonder how they handle all that, I also wonder how they do it when it's cold and raining. I would make a difference by helping them out and getting people to help me out, I would put a food stand so they can eat for free without paying or anything, I would also hand out blankets, sweaters, shoes the type of…

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    Are people born with the character trait of compassion, or do they have certain experiences in order to learn compassion? There are hundreds of homeless people living on the streets who need help from people that are fortunate enough to have better circumstances. Barbara Lazear Ascher writes “On Compassion” to explain to people that they need to go out into the world and connect with other people who are less fortunate than themselves so that they can learn and develop compassion. By using…

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