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    Food Insecurity

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    Ingraham reports in his Washington Post article on September 29, 2014 that the United States has the highest infant mortality rate of the 27 ranked wealthiest countries. He states that, “A baby born in the U.S. is nearly three times as likely to die during her first year of life as one born in Finland or Japan.” The article also states that even though healthcare spending levels are significantly higher in the United States an American baby is more than twice as likely to die in her first year…

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    be punished. The act also states that an unborn child is a "member of the species homo sapiens.” “Life begins at conception, so unborn babies are human beings with a right to life.” Fetuses feel pain during the abortion procedure. It is also killing a human being which defies the word of God. The father of the pregnant women has no legal rights in your abortion process - neither in signing the consent for the procedure nor to be notified of the decision to proceed. State restrictions in certain…

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    of African Americans live in communities that lack access to good jobs and good schools and suffer from high crime rates. African American adults are about twice as likely to be unemployed as whites, black students lag their white peers in educational attainment and achievement, and African American communities tend to have higher than average crime rates. These issues have been persistent problems” (Austin, 2011). This statement could be added to the different research that is available when it…

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    According to the United States Census Bureau, the official poverty rate last year in the United States was fourteen and a half percent [1]. Poverty is a huge problem in America. Many people believe that raising the minimum wage is the best solution to poverty. But actually, the gateway to ending poverty is through education. These days, millions of Americans live on paycheck-to-paycheck. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is defined as being unable to meet financial obligations if unemployed because…

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    Sex education is instruction on issues relating to human sexuality, including emotional relations and responsibilities, human sexual anatomy, sexual activity, sexual reproduction, age of consent, reproductive health, reproductive rights, safe sex, birth control and sexual abstinence. Sex education that covers all of these aspects is known as comprehensive sex education. Common avenues for sex education are parents or caregivers, formal school programs, and public health campaigns. This is the…

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    AIM IMS Application (Annexure – 1) DR. BHIMRAO RAMJI AMBEDKAR – A PEACEFUL WARRIOR OF HUMANITY - Dr. Mithun G Kherde, (BDS, MPH) - Introduction Born on 14th April 1891 at Mhow (MP), to Ramji and Bhimbai in Mahar caste which was considered to be untouchable, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar is today well known to the world as an intellectual revolutionary, who became the ultimate ray of hope for the depressed and discriminated human beings in India. He was the greatest son born to India. A True “Bharat Ratna”,…

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    displays a multitude of different Dreams. According to Cullen, “The answers vary. Sometimes “better and richer and fuller” is defined in terms of money--in the contemporary United States, one could almost believe this is the only definition, but there are others. Religious transformation, political reform, educational attainment, sexual expression: the list is endless (Cullen 7).” He then further adds upon this idea with examples of such variance; for example, both the American Revolution, the…

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    Abortion: Cougle Study

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    Over three thousand human beings each day in the United States are being deprived of experiencing life due to abortion. The procedure involves terminating a pregnancy so that the baby is not born. Medical abortion requires taking an abortion pill while surgical abortion involves an operation to remove the fetus from the uterus. Even through the heavy controversy, 1.21 million women today are taking part in the process every year. The fact that women have the right to decide what to do with…

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    College is a new experience that creates great opportunity for the ambitious to construct their own manifest destiny; an independent successful life that is often dependent on the pursuit of higher education. For some, college life is jam-packed with excitement, risks and responsibilities that foster learning new things, meeting new people and making your own decisions. For others, the ability to connect socially with peers is hindered by academic pressures with unique stressors they have…

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    Social Security Amendment

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    Introduction In this paper, I will analyze the Social Security Amendment (SSA) of 1974. The Social Security Act of 1974, established a state and federal child enforcement program under part D of the title IV of the Social Security Act (Morgan, 2002). This social policy works to address issues of poverty and child welfare. I’m using the Segal and Brzuzy framework for policy analysis to direct my research. This framework has seven major sections: social problem, goal, identification and policy…

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