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    is content and are happy with what they have. The poor are making an effort to get by and living with the bare necessities. What about the homeless? Some argue that the homeless got where they are through drug problems and mental illnesses. Homelessness is a severe struggle in the United States in which not all of the people suffer from drug problems or mental illnesses. Although some homeless people have drug or mental illnesses‚ some have had just plain bad luck or poor judgment. In the film

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    abandoned building or vehicle; or in any other unstable or non-permanent situation” (42 U.S.C.‚ Sec. 330. 2014.). Homelessness‚ including temporary‚ touches everyone: youth‚ people with higher education‚ people with occupations‚ and people with families. Homelessness began to be a problem in the later half of the twentieth century. In the seventeenth century‚ people believed that homelessness only happened to people as punishment by God‚ and they needed to prove their “worth”‚ or in the modern language

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    Kelsey Bradley Kendra Gallos English III Honors 6 April 2017 Homelessness Even though most teenagers are told by their parents not to give money to homeless people they see on the street when they are alone and the parents are just stereotyping against homeless people because they are all not like that‚ there is many homeless people out struggling and other people should help them because the most attention homeless people get is around Christmas time and after that people just kick them to the

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    Natural Disasters are another factor in the homelessness problem. The Great Chicago Fire‚ The San Francisco earthquake‚ the massive flooding of the Mississippi in the 1920s from Ohio through New Orleans displaced over 1.3 million people. The Drought of the 30s in Oklahoma and Texas‚ Hurricane Katrina‚ are just a few examples of disasters that affected millions of people’s households. The snowball effect of unemployment and poverty attribute to homelessness. People living in generational poverty‚ for

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    Homelessness in the United States is still a tedious issue‚ that is slowly becoming better. 1 in 200 Americans‚ experenices homelessness and/or have lived in a shelter. About two thirds of homeless people stay in emergency shelters or in a transitional housing program. The other third live on the street‚ abandoned buildings or other places not suitable for human conditions. Homelessness is defined as an individual or family who lacks fixed‚ regular‚ and adequate residents. There are four categories

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    public restroom. Instead of entering the kitchen‚ entering into the corner store with scrounged up change to get a bag of chips to start the day. Whether it is noticed or not‚ homelessness is a real problem here in the United States of America. Each month in 2011‚ an average of 1‚595 people access services for homelessness. For the year‚ the total number of individuals utilizing services was 7‚320—a 3 percent increase over 2010. (Knoxville-Knox County Homeless Coalition‚ 2012) The Stewart B. McKinney

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    the prevalence of homelessness has been a challenge to every nation.  It might be depressing to learn that no countries today have eradicated homelessness‚ but the human race is never stopped from trying harder than before to tackle this prolonged issue. As the two leading economic powers‚ America and China have to face the challenge of reducing homelessness. According to a report written by Nation Coalition for the Homeless‚ “a study done by the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty which

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    doesn’t mean that the United States has the most homelessness in the world‚ it means that it has the most homeless out of all the countries with benefits‚ no wars and the promise of a better life. There are many reasons that the United State as the most homeless in the industrialized world‚ one is the lack of affordable housing‚ education(or a lack thereof)‚ and the lack of mental health treatment for those who need it. One way that homelessness can be solved or shrunken to a manageable size is

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    Still to this day‚ homelessness is a huge problem in Canada. Far too many people are living without a home‚ and everyday this rates of homelessness rises. People living without a home are not only missing out on a bed to lie in‚ but also a place of security that gives a sense of belonging and wellbeing (The PLoS Medicine Editors‚ 2008). The reasons behind becoming homeless are endless. It could be because of a loss of job‚ family conflict‚ violence and abuse‚ or substance abuse. While there are many

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    that point. Homelessness is an issue that is counted as unimportant and largely put on the back burner in today’s society. When our society sees homelessness it’s rather invisible or barely noticed. When people in there every day life see a homeless individual the stigma of “why can’t they just help themselves” or “there just addicts of some kind or crazy” comes quick

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