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    Thesis statement: In a thriving world‚ increasing population of hungry and homeless people is an alarming‚ emerging and disturbing issue. I. Introduction II. Why is hunger and homelessness an issue? a. Deaths b. Could lead to conflicts‚ war within people 1. People can be forced to involve in crimes 2. They might blame others for their issues and start fights c. Diseases d. Illiteracy e. Starvation III. What are some causes of the issue?

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    Imagine leaving your house on the way to Hawaii. When we got to the airport I met this girl around my age and we became friends until we had to leave. It was a long flight but when we landed in Honalulu the pilot let me sit in the cockpit because I was the only kid on the flight. We checked in at the Waikiki Banyan for five nights. Later that night we went to the Luau which is a group of Hawaiian woman dress in grass skirts and dance at the beach. The next day we woke up pretty early to see

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    failures of their social safety nets to contribute to a third threat to the health of LGBT youth: homelessness. Between 20% and 40% of homeless youth are LGBTQ meaning that hundreds of thousands of LGBT children are living on the streets each year (3 Barriers that Stand Between LGBT Youth and Healthier Futures). These youths face many significant risks associated with a lack of shelter. Homelessness can take a toll on the mental health of LGBT young people and face dangers that can follow them for

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    This asset policy roadmap was formulated to mitigate the challenges facing the Hawaii Island Ohana such as the limited earning opportunities in the county‚ difficulties in building assets‚ and low economic performance facing the Hawaii islands. Asset building is defined as “a process that encourages people to accumulate‚ develop‚ and preserve all kinds of assets such as financial knowledge‚ access to credit‚ savings‚ investment‚ human and social assets” (County of Hawaii_ R&D‚ 2011). The roadmap

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    Another big cause to homelessness that there isn’t a lot of housing that anyone can afford on just a minimum wage job. It is really surprising in the documentary Tent City‚ USA‚ that there is a lot of women living on the streets because it is better than staying in their abusive relationships. One women told her story and she said that she had a nice house‚ a big

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    doubled as fish ponds. Kalo farm in Hawaii. Lepchas There is no rigid division of labor based on sex; women‚ however‚ are strictly forbidden to kill any animals. Groups of women and men work side by side in the fields‚ and although men generally weave the baskets and mats‚ and women spin yarn‚ if one of the sexes were to try one or the other activity‚ no stigma would be attached to it. Hawaiians Most agricultural labor was performed by men in ancient Hawaii‚ as was woodworking and adz manufacture

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    Far away‚ she sees the biggest volcano of Hawaii‚ Mauna Loa. Kailani looks down at her prosthetic leg and then looks back at the volcano. “ Well; I guess this is it Kiwi‚ hopefully we’ll make it all the way to the top. We really need to get that letter to rescue Father.” she said. “Roof” Kailani takes her very first steps towards the volcano. Her legs shaking with fear of what will happen. She worries that something might go wrong. Kailani starts to walk very slowly as she approaches a rock

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    responsibility to help each other. Right or wrong‚ in our society one of the first defenses is the government that represents the people. Many people live below the poverty level and along with poverty‚ homelessness is soon to follow. Homelessness is defined as having no home or permanent place of residence. Homelessness affects hundreds of thousands of people today. Many people make the incorrect generalization that those who are homeless have brought their situation on themselves; therefore‚ the government

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    National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty. 1 Feb.‚ 2000. http://www.nlchp.org. This Website provided me with many facts on civil rights violations dealing with homeless people as well as basic facts on homelessness and poverty in America. Ott‚ Jeff. My World. Van Nuys: Sub City. 2000. This is a book written by a former homeless man. He has overcome drug addiction as well as sexual abuse as a child. In this book he describes personal feelings as well as facts about homelessness. Rick. Personal Interview

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    But‚ the definition of homelessness has not be agreed upon‚ McKinney defined it as a person who ‘lacks fixed‚ regular‚ and adequate night-time residence’. In fact many believe that the idea of homelessness is an embarrassment because the United States is such an affluent society. Though this embarrassment can be solved by providing affordable housing because many

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