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    stuck in a desolate place”. -Mike Yanksoki Statics suggest that in North Carolina alone over 25% of the homeless population are children‚ 15% out of those 25% children are the mothers and/or parents. Statistics also suggest that nearly half of the homeless population are single men. Meanwhile single women make up 15%‚ and veterans take 9%. You may never know the reason that they became homeless‚ what they went through or anything. But when they’re hungry‚ and begging for change for food. Is it genuine

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    As a social experiment‚ we as a class lived as a homeless person would for one hour in downtown San Luis Obispo. Since this was a change of social class from my upper middle class status to a status of poverty‚ it caused me to be ostracized by the mid-aged higher class people around me who deliberately ignored me by looking the other way. This drastic change made me feel uncomfortable because when I underdressed‚ the people of downtown treated me differently‚ as if I were less human than them. As

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    This case study focuses on a pledge made by Seattle’s Mayor Paul Schell on June 2‚ 1998. He pledged to rid the city of homeless families with children or homeless women by Christmas. Schell was known as a no-nonsense visionary and it was exciting to hear that he had such a passion for the homeless. As a former developer‚ it was no surprise that Schell was committed to housing. He enjoyed the support of both Democrats and Republicans including the manager in the case‚ Alan Painter who shared the

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    American Story: Tent City USA is a documentary about the homeless in Lakewood New Jersey. The purpose of this documentary is to help make people aware of the conditions some Americans live in due to the unbalanced system. The intended audience is anyone who might not know of how hard it is to survive in the United States. It brought to light that anyone can be affected and forced to be homeless such as artists‚ veterans‚ and ministers. Anyone and everyone is accepted into their community with one

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    For example‚ Odell and Commander identify some risk factors for homelessness among people with psychotic disorders as they recruited them from mental services. According to their research about psychotic disorders‚ the data from interviews and medical records showed High rates of severe mental illness amongst single homeless populations have been consistently reported in the literature. The reasons for this disturbing finding arise‚ at least in part‚ from structural features in our society are

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    condition and have been continuously homeless for at least a year‚ or have had at least four episodes of homelessness in the last three years. About 40% of homeless men are veterans‚ On any given day‚ about 200‚000 veterans are homeless. When it comes to races being homeless‚ 39% are white‚ 42% are African-Americans‚ 13% are Hispanic‚ 4% are Native-American‚ & 2% are Asian. Life for a homeless person is pretty much how you would expect‚ horrible. Homeless people suffer high levels of stress from lack

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    any given night‚ there are over 600‚000 homeless people in the U.S.” (Quigley‚ 2014). Most find themselves sleeping in homeless shelters‚ short-term transitional housing or someplace uninhabitable. While there are many circumstances that can create homelessness‚ the major causes are high poverty rates‚ racial disparities‚ single parenting‚ domestic violence‚ lack of affordable housing‚ mental illness‚ and other traumatic experiences. In cases where the homeless person is single‚ lack of affordable housing

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    voice to be heard. One thing that I wish I could change about our school is creating an opportunity for more hands on work relating to clubs that help our community. For example‚ I think that it would be an amazing idea to have a club that went to homeless shelters around the area such as Lazarus house or even animal shelters. I feel as though making a direct impact on others is more life changing than raising money by itself. There are so many students in this school who may not be very involved‚

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    We live in a society where white people have the upper hand in almost every circumstance. White people aren’t judged by the color of their skin or certain facial features they possess. Because of their looks‚ people of color are all generalized into one person from their respective race or ethnicity. White people get to parade around the streets in their pickup trucks blasting Tim McGraw and white hillbilly country music‚ waving around multiple confederate flags‚ armed with loaded weapons‚ and wearing

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    as Italian builder‚ British backpacker‚ poor Africans‚ to name but a few‚ these are all showing that how do people label others with stereotypes. Does stereotype hurt people physically? Defiantly “NO”‚ words cannot hurt people physically‚ but words cut more than swords‚ it does hurt people mentally. For those stereotypes that are offensive‚ those are the swords‚ which are mean and hurt people with disrespectful. However‚ their tons of offensive stereotypes in nowadays society. The most affected and

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