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    Homelessness: Scientific Method Research SOCS 185 February 8‚ 2011 Homelessness is an ongoing social problem in the U.S. On top of being without shelter‚ these individuals are faced with a vast array of dangers that individuals with shelter do not face. These dangers may include exposure to inclement weather conditions‚ lack of health care‚ hate crime activity‚ substance abuse‚ and ultimately death. Acquiring homeless rates with intentions of conducting data research can be difficult being

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    Reducing Homelessness in the United States Homelessness is a growing epidemic in the United States. Throughout the years‚ the rate of homeless people on the street has grown substantially high. Homelessness is a serious problem. It has many effects and even more causes. It can effect businesses‚ split up families‚ and also affects the health of others on the street. Having homeless people in the front of a business would discourage customers from shopping in that location. It can make the shopping

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    In 2009-2010 school year CMS identified 4‚453 students as homelessness.1‚598 received support services through ACP ( A Child’s Place).A Child’s Place has its roots in the concerns of a group of working women‚ who back in 1989 noticed children playing in Settler’s Cemetery in uptown Charlotte when they should have

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    Homelessness in Abilene It is the morning rush hour‚ a homeless man stands at the curb of a busy street‚ hands stretched out‚ holding a dirty cardboard sign with washed out words written in marker reading‚ “No home and hungry‚ please help and God bless”. His clothes are ragged‚ his hair oily and unkempt. This is his spot. People drive by; most look away‚ some acknowledge him. Many people turn away thinking this man is a failure‚ a bum who needs a pack of cigarettes or an addict looking for his next

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    of homelessness comes up‚ I have a very soft spot in my heart for it. Being from New York City‚ I’ve seen homelessness in every single way. I’ve seen it on street corners‚ trains‚ abandoned buildings‚ and even public parks. When I was a child‚ I asked my mother why these people have no home‚ and she told me because they simply lost their way and it’s hard to find their way back. Since then‚ this has been my belief‚ that these people deserve to find their way back. People look at homelessness as an

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    Kevin English Comp I 23 Sept. 2013 Homelessness in the United States: An Annotated Bibliography Boyd‚ Herb. "Obama: No Quick Fixes‚ No Silver Bullets‚ but a Plan and Policy. (Cover Story)." New York Amsterdam News 26 Mar. 2009: 1. MasterFILE Premier. Web. 25 Sept. 2013. In this news article‚ President Barrack Obama states that there are no easy solutions to the current economic recession the United States is in. According to the President‚ “Even before the economy went bad‚ that there was

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    Biological Factors of Homelessness Sheila McKehnie said‚ “People who are homeless are not social inadequates. They are people without homes.” This illustrates the important point that we cannot dismiss a person’s human dignity simply because he or she lives on the street. On the contrary‚ we need to acknowledge their equality and think about the endless factors that could have put these people on the streets. There are many biological and social factors that can lead to homelessness‚ but this essay

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    to see these people holding up signs that read‚ “Homeless. Will work for food”. They are wandering urban communities‚ cities‚ busy intersections and basically anywhere in the United States looking for anything that may pose to their advantage. Homelessness is not a newly emerging problem here in the U.S.‚ and as the years go on‚ it only continues to grow and the situation begins to escalate. People are left on the streets to fend for themselves and this is no way for a person to live. Goodhearted

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    economy in which we live. Homelessness is one of those problems‚ and it does not just hurt a couple of unprivileged souls but the whole of society and our economy. Many people think homelessness is rare and only touches certain kinds of individuals. However‚ it is far more common than people believe and it touches almost every

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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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