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    The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as the Food Stamp Program allows low and no-income people living in communities to purchase food. SNAP is one of the largest program that covers the domestic hunger. The targets of the program are families in poverty, to meet health, nutritional assistance. The program is funded by the federal government. The agencies that provide the services receive grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under the Food and Nutrition…

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    My Civic Life

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    Political science is having knowledge of the political system and surveying political activity and behavior. The basis for political science is civic life, politics, and government. The civic life I have started at a young age when I went to one of George W. Bush campaign events and a democratic campaign event to get both sides of the coin, which many people do not end up seeing. My great-grandparents worked in the voting poll booths for their communities. My great uncle, Glenn Kiecker, worked…

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    Childhood Poverty

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    Childhood poverty affects cognitive ability. Studies show “as children enter and progress through school, the kids living in poor families continue to perform worse on indices of school achievement. Specifically, poor children were twice as likely to have repeated a grade, to have been expelled or suspended from school, or to have dropped out of high school. Poor children were also…

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    Marriage and Social Inequality It has been claimed that in the future, differences between married-couple families and other families will continue to be a growing source of social inequality. One reason that this is untrue is the changing landscape of American society; namely, the gradual replacement of the older percentage of the population (those over age 55) with younger individuals. Older people tend towards having more conservative political views, as well as being more religious than…

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    The child welfare provide for Georgia’s children and some adults that qualify for the assistance. The Georgia Food Stamp program supply monthly assistance to low income families to help pay for the cost of groceries. Georgia Medicaid program, gives health care coverage for individuals who are aged, blind, disabled, or poor. Georgia Temporary Assistance for Needy Families provides monlthy income to poverty families with kids under the age 18. Next, the Dixiecrats are members of Georgia Rights…

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    When a criminal justice professional comes into the realization of poverty, their environment takes on a whole new perspective. People living in poverty and social exclusion come into contact with criminal and administrative controls and sanctions more than any other group in society. Having to deal with poverty is an ill-fated reality. About 21,000 people die every day of hunger or hunger-related causes, according to the United Nations. This is one person every four seconds, and sadly, many…

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    social networks for better economic opportunities (World Hunger Education Service, 2016). Additionally, the United States should consider principal programs to provide income and other assistance for poor people. These are the minimum wage, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). More, the United States should better administer State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), the Social Security and Medicare for the senior citizens, and Medicaid…

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    Drug Testing Benefits

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    McLaughlin (2013) argues that more than half of the U.S. states have proposed the implementation of various forms of drug testing policies. For example, the State of Florida has recently mandated that each individual who applies for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) should “pay for a urinalysis. If the results were negative, TANF funds would reimburse the applicant for the drug test; if the results were positive, applicants would become ineligible to receive TANF benefits for one…

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    published in 2015. As most have already learned in class, the news, or my previous explanation of the article above, welfare-programs ordinarily help decrease the poverty rates in most families, nonetheless this is not always the case. In this article Borjas’ objective is to determine the link between immigrant families and poverty rates. Borjas states that, “the huge changes in eligibility introduced by the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) provide…

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    numerous critics and proponents that try to make the system better or reform the system to fix perceived errors. The two major components of the welfare system in the United States is the Social Security or old age insurance and the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). These programs have different perceptions with the American public and those perceptions define as the program is viewed in the halls of Congress. Main Body Social Security in the United States is a form of old age…

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