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    Introduction Poverty is an important issue. It testifies to the human condition. This issue is worthy of studying in order to take preventative measures. Many communities are stricken with poverty and many are not sure about what poverty is. Poverty is the state of one who lacks a usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions. Poverty is a societal ill that can be minimalized. The research question that will be addressed is the following: “What are the main causes and

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    Dr. Cappiello English 2 October 10‚ 2013 Scott Thomas Poverty Poverty in America today‚ is an unrecognized social dilemma that exists everywhere from the nation’s largest cities to the rural back country. As Galbraith noted‚ "People are poverty-stricken when their income‚ even if adequate for survival‚ falls radically behind that of the community.” By this definition‚ a substantial number of people in America live outside categories regarded as acceptable

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    given by Carbonell in the text How to Solve the People Puzzle: Understanding Personality Patterns (2008)‚ I found out that I have an S/C behavior blend. This means that I am both people-oriented and task-oriented‚ with my primary focus placed on individuals rather than crowds. This also means that my basic motivators include security and quality (Carbonell‚ 2008‚ p.p.’s 17 & 18). In terms of how my behavioral blend impacts my interpersonal communication in terms of how I tend to feel‚ think‚ make decisions

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    Poverty seems to be recognized by many people nowadays from various kinds of mass media. However‚ do we really understand what poverty is‚ why it appears and how it affects one’s life? There are much bigger problems than we could imagine from just seeing the surface of poverty on daily news. Eli Khamarov‚ a social theorist‚ says‚ “Poverty is like punishment for a crime you didn’t commit” (Raphael 7). People in poverty are not always poor because of themselves. The reasons are more likely to be in

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    the political landscape to eventually succeed Lyndon B. Johnson. From the Vietnam War to the civil rights movements‚ Kennedy’s presidency was in no way a cakewalk and included one of the closest times America has come to Nuclear War. This‚ of course‚ is the Cuban Missile Crisis‚ a problem with very few adequate solutions that didn’t involve two world powers firing earth shattering missiles at each other‚ but Kennedy managed to solve this dilemma even if his tactics were somewhat controversial.

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    Poverty is described as a state of being extremely poor‚ and lacking the ability to provide for oneself. This state of destitution has impacted America’s bourgeoisie class as it makes for an inadequate economy as a whole‚ affecting all of America’s social classes. Our social class has traditionally governed our occupational options‚ making the opportunities for people living in poverty limited with the odds against them. As most people born into poverty do not achieve a greater social status of

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    How to Solve the National Debt Ever since the Revolutionary War‚ the United States has been a debtor. At first‚ it started out as a few million dollars but exploded to $211 billion during World War II; it has rapidly increased since then (“The New”). As of September of 2013‚ the national debt is in excess of $16.9 trillion (“US”). To most people‚ this is an impossible sum of money to pay off. However‚ if one simply examines the causes of the debt‚ they could find solutions to solve it. The majority

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    Reducing U.S. Poverty Rates: How Organized Labor Can Help Intro The current wealth inequality and continuing rise in poverty rates within the United States has troubling implications for a country that prides itself on being the “land of opportunity.” In recent years‚ wealth inequality has soared‚ reaching historic heights that are higher than any other developed Western country and rival those on the eve of The Great Depression (Fischer et al. 1996‚ Saez 2008). The top one percent of Americans

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    American answer to poverty is not to make the poor more secure in their poverty‚ but to reach down and to help them lift themselves out of the ruts of poverty and move with the large majority along the high road of hope and prosperity."() This statement from an old-time Democrat share the role that our government should be playing to abolish poverty is to help those people who can’t afford to raise their kids. And I believe that the most effective way to break the cycle of poverty is to raise the minimum

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    When people think of poverty‚ they think of crime and criminal activity. Poverty has many faces‚ changing from place to place and over time. There is temporary poverty‚ such as losing their jobs. There is generational poverty‚ where a family at least two generations previously were in poverty. Then there is absolute poverty where a person can not afford the basic necessities. Misfortune is not the catalyst for poverty‚ but poverty is the basis for misfortune. In Louisiana‚ there is a lack of public

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