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    Graffiti Vandalism Essay

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    How is it fair that the group’s graffiti was being admired by the public in a completely different city? Whilst they were locked up in a cold, gloomy cell? In Britain, whilst Italian tourists fly over to the UK with their flashy cameras to get a street art tour in exchange of £20, the artists who took the time to plan out their next graffiti work & pay for all the resources will be arrested. If you didn’t think an act of vandalism has a serious punishment for a…

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    describe what they are seeing. What people see is graffiti and street art, and while most of our society would label it as vandalism and destructive. Being a graffiti artist myself, I believe that graffiti and street art as a whole gets an undeservingly bad reputation. This is because throughout our history there has been a general misunderstanding of graffiti as a whole. There’s a lack of attention and exposure to the emergence of legal street art and graffiti such as murals, and other types of…

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    themselves and their beliefs in public. Graffiti artists create works of art that sometimes display a social or political message.The art itself is a fashion in many countries due to the Obey Propaganda, a clothing company. And Banksy who is a famous street artist. Graffiti is mostly found in urban area including places like the walls of buildings or on bridges and…

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    Jane Addams Brought Change to America Without a Corporation Behind Her. In today’s modern society, where money controls most of the things one does, it’s hard to imagine a way to change a large group of people’s life without having a substantial amount of money to start off with. This is why charities advocate so much for donations, pledges, and other means of gathering money. Jane Addams, while she did have family money, was one of the few people who was able to change a large number of lives…

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    Why End Up Homeless

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    Over the past decades the economy has been very irregular, affecting those with low incomes. Due to this struggling economy, a normal person with a stable job and a monthly income could be at risk of ending up homeless. The word homeless is usually used to define those people who have lost everything, including their property, and have no monetary income to sustain themselves or family. A person could be homeless for different reasons. One of the most common reasons to end up homeless is because…

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    Congress resolved a program which was established on the following beliefs that children who were reported as homeless had no ability to support themselves, the only legitimate method of improving their situation was to remove them from the streets, the inherence in a temporary shelter would help them to recognize the wrongfulness of their actions, and law enforcement should be involved if there was no other solution to approach a juvenile: “We have developed very few programs to help our young…

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    In my English Composition class, I was told that we were to write an ‘exploratory essay’. At first thought, I strongly believed that my professor was trying to say ‘expository’, but he meant what he said. My first time hearing of such a form of writing, I accepted the challenge. After seeing the topics: abortion, capital punishment and legalization of marijuana on the ‘MAY NOT USE’ list, I thought long and hard on a topic of interest. Then Eureka! I had an epiphany… okay maybe not an epiphany,…

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    join in the debate before they make the statement. My opinion is that Graffiti is street art not vandalism because it takes a lot of skill, it's colorful and uplifting and it can lead to other careers and job opportunities for young people. However people who disagree with me would say graffiti is vandalism, because it can lower property values it's illegal and it's an eyesore. One reason that supports my claim is street art takes a lot of skill because if it's a huge painting like image…

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    Youth Homelessness Homelessness is a huge plague spread out across the globe. According to The National Student Campaign Against: Hunger and Homelessness, just in America there are a little over 3.5 million people living in homeless situations 35% of the homeless population is families with kids. Children who are under the age of 18 take up 25% of the population. Unaccompanied or homeless youth are children under the age of 18 lacking parental, foster or, institutional care. The National…

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    Argument Against Graffiti

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    “Art is an evolutionary act. The shape of art and its role in society is constantly changing. At no point is art static. There are no rules.” (Raymond Salvatore Harmon, 2011, BOMB: A Manifesto of Art Terrorism) Art is a very important symbol is every society, it often brings joy but can also be interpreted as a sign, however not just anyone has the skill to make a great art piece. People today have ambition and a desire to be as good as others but it is because of those people that the true…

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