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    Homelessness in America

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    Evelyn Perler Homelessness in America: A Research Paper Homelessness is the state of lacking permanent residence. This phenomenon is a result of many different factors including mental disease‚ illness‚ discrimination‚ loss of job‚ and/or inability to find work. Around 3.5 million people experience homelessness in a year in the United States of America. The homeless population includes males‚ females‚ and non-binary persons of all ages. About half of the homeless are single males. A quarter of

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    Obesity in America

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    8264304 Obesity In America Did you know that between 1980 and the year 2000‚ the obesity rates had doubled among adults in America ? About 30% of the adult population in America is suffering from obesity . Since 1980 ‚ overweight rates have doubled among children and adults . Most people still do not practice healthy behaviors that can prevent obesity because they are lazy. More than 50% of American adults do not get the recommended amount of physical activity to provide health benefits . More

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    1970s In America

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    1970’s In America Activity 1 1. Inflation A rise in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a period of time. Stock market loses 40% in an 18-month time period. Rise in unemployment. 1970’s stock market is a disaster. Inflation rate in the U.S. reached its 20th century highest. 2. Watergate Occurred June 17th‚ 1972. Nixon had nothing to do with the actual burglary. Situation led him to resign in August of 1974. Bob Woodard and Carl Bernstein played a major role in uncovering

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    Hunger in America

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    ****** Willingham M. Handran English 112 Hunger in America We live in a nation where a large percentage of its inhabitants suffer from economic hardship and are left with no other option but to pick and choose between certain necessities over other fundamental needs due to a lack of financial resources. Many of these people are forced into having to choose between taking their life-saving medications or being able to eat for that day‚ while others simply have no choice at all. These people simply

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    Advice on feeding children for parents with concerns about their own eating Many parents have concerns about their own eating and worry about the impact that this may have on feeding their children and on their children’s healthy development. What follows below is some advice about how best to manage feeding children for parents or caregivers with their own concerns about eating. A role model for children1  Children copy the behaviours of others. Your children will pick up eating behaviours exhibited

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    Poverty in America

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    Poverty in America A Social Problem 3/22/2013 Rebecca McNamara Abstract Poverty has been around as long as there has been an America. Programs have been set in place to help offset the issue‚ such as Food Stamps and housing. The government’s implementation of some of these programs is to ensure that the poor have a place to sleep and adequate meals to eat. There are issues with these programs that contribute to the furthering of poverty‚ but for the most part are more helpful than harmful

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    Rodriguez 1 bilal adem eng ll2 Natasha Olivera Exploratory Essay Homelessness in America: Disparity Amid Prosperity Homelessness has been affecting societies despite of economic stability and the overall wealth of the nation. It is seen as a stigma and directly associated with the concept of marginalization. There are the conventional notions of people sleeping in a cardboard box or addicts concealed between the alleyways of streets. Yet the homeless include those who live in their cars‚

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    Essay Part A: The biblical stories of Jesus feeding the multitudes and Peter walking on water share one main thing in common and that is faith. In feeding the multitudes Jesus used five barley loaves and two fish provided by a young boy to feed five thousand people. Carnally‚ we would think that is very impossible to do. But‚ Jesus believed and it was so that he was able to provide food for all five thousand with five loaves of barley bread and two fish (Mark 6:32-44). The story of Peter walking

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    Vegetarianism In America

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    a group‚ they strive to save not only the animals that receive inhumane treatment‚ but also the world from toxic pollution and global warming. According to a “Vegetarianism in America” study conducted by Vegetarian Times‚ there is approximately 7.3 million people who follow a vegetarian lifestyle (“Vegetarianism in America”).

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    Disparity In America

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    Since the common thread is that rich people are more likely to vote Republican and poor people are more likely to vote Democrat then why do rich states such as New York‚ California‚ and Illinois tend to vote Democrat? According to Andrew Gelman‚ director of the Applied Statistics Center at Columbia University‚ “rich people are much more likely than poor people to vote for the Republican presidential candidate...but in rich states (such as Connecticut)‚ income has a very low correlation with vote

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