Homelessness in the United States

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    the struggles on homeless college students by giving ample examples of college students who have suffered from abuse or poverty stricken lifestyles. Bader talks about the struggles college students have faced struggles thus leading up to their homelessness coupled with the conflicts they endure while attending college. Some of the struggles these students went through before they became homeless have been similar across all the cases mentioned in this article, such as an abusive family, parents…

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    dawn of time. It’s practically where everyone started. Nowadays, Homelessness is considered uncivilized and looked down upon. Sometimes it’s never dealt with, but the public sees it every day. For example, most people today have unlimited access to social media and when a good homeless war story, or a story about a person being let go of a Job and being evicted, can sometimes bring some good publicity to the situation of homelessness. Let's look at the problems that are out there and later…

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    Anyone can imagine what it is like to be homeless, but there are few who truly understand what it is like. People have ideas in their heads of what it is like living on the street and like to pass judgement on what the homeless should be doing to improve their lives. In What You Pawn I Will Redeem, Sherman Alexie challenges these ideas and judgements with his portrayal of Jackson Jackson, a homeless Spokane Indian living on the streets of Seattle Washington. Like many people living on the…

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    Homelessness Problem

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    Homelessness is the condition of people without a regular dwelling or safe home (Leblanc). In the year 2015, there were three and a half million homeless people just in the United States (Leblanc). Even more outstanding, there are currently one hundred million people worldwide who have no place to live (Leblanc). Rather than decreasing, these numbers have increased every year since 2012. Unfortunately, instead of finding a solution to the problem, the public and government have simply turned a…

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    Homelessness In America

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    The United States suffers from homelessness by the damage it puts on our society and environment. Abandoned buildings and shacks shouldn’t be used for housing because it isn’t safe and is extremely unhealthy. New York and Los Angeles are the most populated cities in America which also means the biggest amount of homeless people. It is extremely expensive to live in those kinds of cities so it causes people to spend an extreme amount of money to live and creates higher taxes and bills. When…

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    Have you ever seen a homeless person? Homelessness is a huge issue that the United States is facing. Homelessness can happen to anyone therefore you have to budget money wisely. People that have become homeless are affected in a negative manner. As citizens we need to stand up to end homelessness. Homelessness affects many people of different races and age groups and even veterans. Many of these people struggle each day with limited supplies of food and water. Therefore citizens need to care and…

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    qualitative phenomenon-logical research study was to explore the life experiences of homeless children between the ages of four and eight, an explanation of the predisposing factors as well as the conditions that yield homelessness is evidently missing. The solution to homelessness cannot be tied to the education system alone. For instance, provision of solutions to the educational needs while failing to attend to the other inherent needs of homeless children is bound to minimally impact on…

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    the HIV/Aids scourge. The dreaded epidemic ravaged most 3rd world countries leaving a trail of homeless children who later grew into homeless men and women. Having had the advantage of growing up in a 3rd world country, I witnessed poverty and homelessness first hand. I had to deal with the anguish of losing a lot of close family members who succumbed to HIV/Aids. Their deaths churned out quite a number of orphans who needed to be taken care of. But because of limited resources, my parents and I…

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    Causes Of Homelessness

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    Homelessness, A Growing Problem Homelessness can be a forced or chosen way of life leading to depression and sadness across millions of Americans, yet can be easily prevented. Homelessness is a nationwide problem on a colossal scale. With homeless throughout almost every major city in the United States, it is getting out of hand and needs to be addressed (“Homelessness in America). Many of us take our everyday necessities for granted, the homeless on the other hand view the world in a whole…

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    Homelessness In America

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    hungry, the homeless and the sick exist, then we can help. - Jan Schakowsky. Homelessness is a major problem in America and drastic measures must be taken to help those in need by lowering the costs of homes, building more shelters, and business should hire more people. Homelessness is a major problem in America. America is one of the wealthiest nations in the world, yet has as many as 3 million homeless Americans. Homelessness is a temporary condition that people fall into when they cannot…

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