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Door To Door Small Children
2,027 words
The zipper is a very common fastener used to
secure all kinds of things, especially clothing.
But the zipper wasn't always around. Before the
zipper was invented, buttons were used in
fastening clothes, and so were hooks and eyes that
had to be fastened manually. When the zipper first
came out, it was somewhat of an oddity; it wasn't
widely accepted. But slowly, more and more people
started noticing its convenient applications, and
soon it could be seen everywhere. The zipper
started off as a no...
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Lose Their Job Government And Public Homeless
465 words
The homeless are homeless due to some
circumstances beyond their control. However, the
government and the public do nothing to help this
condition. For instance, a homeless may lose a job
and family would not be provided shelter for the
public and the government. The public treats them
as undesirable, and the government does nothing
about it The growing economy and low unemployment
mark a number of important reasons why
homelessness persists. Also, homelessness can be
seen in less secure jobs wh...
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Mentally Ill Drug Abusers
618 words
Homelessness is not something that was created
over night; it has existed for a long time; often
we choose not to see the homeless, or bother with
them, so we look the other way. Homelessness is
not prejudice toward race, creed, or religion --
it has no boundaries; all homeless people should
not be stereotyped as being drug abusers or the
mentally ill that have been released from mental
hospitals. Homelessness is not a disease that a
person can catch from bodily contact, but it
certainly has aff...
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Low Income Housing Mentally Ill
1,648 words
Homelessness is an ongoing problem for our
society. Everyday we come to terms with the
effects of it, but what about the causes? By
definition, a person who is homeless lives in
public. The lack and destruction of federal
housing programs and increasing rents forced those
who are homeless to do in public what everyone
prefers to do in private. According to the
website, National Law Center on Homelessness and
Poverty, the Low Income Housing Information
Service estimates that there are twice as ma...
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Homelessness And Sociological Perspectives
904 words
'I've detached myself from everyone and have
become anonymous. I don't participate in life, nor
do I care to participate in life. I'm just an
observer, said a homeless guy on the street. He
looks hopeless and hungry and walks off. Here we
are in the 21 st century and still in this great
nation of ours we face a dilemma of problems. What
are these problems? These problems range from
drugs to terror and even to homelessness. Over the
past year, over 2 million men, women, and children
were homeless...
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Endure Poverty Homeless People
630 words
Poverty? Do you know the meaning of this word. I
am sure you think you do. However is it possible
to understand the meaning of poverty if you have
never endured it. Poverty is different for many
people. Everyone has a different definition of the
word, everyone looks at those who endure it in a
different light. To many those who endure poverty
are lazy, stupid, or insane. This is not the case.
The homeless are all homeless for different
reasons. Many are suffering due to the
Deinstitutionalizatio...
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Socially Constructed Homeless Population
1,429 words
Homelessness There has been a long debate about
the definition of homelessness in Western
countries (Polakow & Guillean 118). This is more
than a mere academic issue, as the lack of
agreement over definition makes it difficult to
enumerate the homeless population and to urge
governments to meet the needs of homeless people.
It is usually accepted that those who sleep in
public places or squat in derelict buildings are
homeless, but the following questions are often
raised. How should we classify...
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Wasn T Homeless People
1,175 words
Deep within the outskirts of the inner-city, there
lie many places with no warmth or refuge, but
rather of dank cardboard boxes, self-made
newspaper beds, and improvised living quarters far
less than sanitary. These bleak settings provide
the shelter inhabited by the homeless, and are
surely to be found scattered throughout city
alleys, under passages, or condemned housing and
buildings. There are no real facets to this kind
of living that can truly explain why such a
predicament is part of our ...
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Walks Of Life Homeless People
537 words
Have you ever realized how lucky you really are
when you are driving under a bridge or in poor
part of town and you see a homeless person begging
for work or food, or do you just drive by and act
as though you never saw the horrible site and go
on about your buisness? Just like in the book
" Les Miserables" Fantine becomes
homeless to take care of her daughter, who she gae
to the Thenardiers, for what she thought was a
better life. Everywhere you go, everywhere you
look, there is alway...
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Forced To Live America Today
584 words
As the world population grows exponentially,
people are finding it harder to maintain a job and
a place to live. Many must face the harsh reality
of having to live on the streets. Others are
fortunate enough to find shelter with family or
friends. However, society is being forced to
figure out what to do with these homeless people.
Some believe it is society's problem to take care
of these homeless people. Others believe they are
responsible for their situation and should be
forced to take care ...
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Homeless Person Homeless People
630 words
Homelessness is a Homeless HOMELESSNESS
Homelessness is a very large problem that America
has come to face with. Millions of people,
including children, families, babies, veterans,
and the elderly live day by day without food,
water or a roof over their head. People that are
mentally ill also have to tough it out on the
streets, which can be very confusing to them, and
dangerous to us. This problem must be solved soon,
because its not getting any better. People have
not always had to suffer with...
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Spending Cuts Homeless Population
818 words
What has been Homeless Homeless What has been done
to decrease the problem? One of the largest
growing concerns in Toronto is the constantly
increasing number of citizens who are finding
themselves living on the streets. With the
decrease in the number of available jobs, the
population of homeless people has literally
boomed. My questions are not as simple to answer
as they may appear. Why is a large portion of our
community forced to live on the streets? What has
be done to decrease the problem...
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Register To Vote Homeless People Homes
423 words
Why the Homeless Must Vote You held out your hand
and said you needed helping. They gave you a
pathetic look and kept on stepping. The acrid rain
came down and it soaked up into your shoes. You
thought you had pneumonia, but it was the homeless
blues. You had not voted when you had a home. You
had not voted when you had a job. You did not vote
when domestic violence was not a problem. You did
not vote when the house was not on fire. And
surely you did not vote when you were out of your
head on d...
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Back On Their Feet Eat Garbage Homeless
452 words
How Should We Treat the Homeless? I think that to
treat all homeless people in one certain way would
be hard for me to do because there are many
reasons for a person to be homeless, and some of
them should be treated differently from others. I
feel that the runaways and drug addicts dont
deserve as much as the unemployed and war veteran
types. But I feel in my heart that all people with
no homes, or lives for that matter, should get
some sort of help to survive and get back on their
feet so that...
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Donate The Proceeds Homeless People Homelessness
570 words
There is a Homelessness Homelessness There is a
homeless problem in the United States, as well as
in the world and it will not go away. In fact, it
is getting much worse every year. One of the
reasons this is not a popular topic to talk about
is that we live in the greatest country in the
world, and we have tens of thousands of men, women
and children wandering our streets with no place
to call home. This is not someone elses problem.
This is Americas problem, and we must find a way
to solve it....
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Homeless Children Homeless People
486 words
The plight of homelessness is one that can be
witnesses every day of every year in just about
every city in the world. They have already been
dealt a challenging hand that has landed them
without homes, income or a way to meet the very
basic necessities of life. The amount of homeless
people has increased a tremendous amount in the
last past years. This is due to the increasing
rents, the decline of public housing especially in
the inner cities where it is said that most
homeless people live. Am...
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Lack Of Education Mentally Ill
999 words
Throughout the United States it has been stated
that between? 355, 000 and 445, 000? (Resaner)
people are homeless everyday and night.
Homelessness is something that affects people of
all ages, races, backgrounds and religions. The
problem of homelessness is not something that only
happens in the large cities, it happens
everywhere. There are people with many different
problems that force then to become homeless. They
do however all have one thing in common they have
nowhere to live. Some factor...
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Low Income Housing Minimum Wage
1,441 words
Homelessness: What We Can Do About It Being
homeless is often defined as sleeping on the
streets. Although this is the most visible and
severe form of homelessness, there are many other
types of acute housing need. These include living
in temporary accommodation, poor or overcrowded
conditions, or being in mortgage arrears and under
threat of re-possession. (Hope, 27) It is a
symptom of many complex problems: mental illness,
emotional instability, illiteracy, chronic
substance abuse, unemploymen...
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San Diego Greenhaven York Franklin Watts
2,252 words
Approximately one-fifth of the worlds population,
over one billion people, earns less than one
dollar a day (Readings on Poverty). Living in
today? s society, as unpalatable as it may be, it
is succinct that homelessness, hunger, lack of
work, and illiteracy are direct effects of
destitute among people today. As a result, this
causes people to struggle throughout their lives.
Nectar in a Sieve, a compelling story about a
destitute family by Kamala Markandaya, illustrates
powerful examples of res...
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Wearing Sunglasses Homeless Person
2,019 words
I knew that I would encounter homelessness when I
came to Berkeley. I was expecting it, because just
about everybody I knew had something to say about
the rumors theyd heard filter over from the West
Coast. Coming from New York, however, I figured Id
seen it all, and would be in control over whatever
I would be up against. Reality quickly hit me,
though, as I began to familiarize myself with
Berkeley and its main streets. Id never seen
anything quite like Telegraph Avenue and Peoples
Park. No ma...
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