People treat homeless people wrong and i want to stop it!
I care about how much college may cost me.
Poverty in the US
In this letter, I assert that minimum wage needs to be increased and why the next president should address this issue . Parents making minimum wage...
Very concerned about the health care problems in the U.S. Honestly, you should take a look.
My letter is to help lower college pay.
College athletes should be paid for what they bring to their universities. For all of the blood, sweat, and tears that they shed for the school, th...
A letter to the next president about college tutition.
Problems concerning poverty in our country, how it's a problem that must be taken care of, and possible solutions. This urgent problem is discussed...
An issue that needs to be addressed and can't be ignored.
COLLEGE TUITION
The greatest problem facing our country is poverty.
In this letter, I assert that gun violence is a huge crisis in the U.S. Young teenagers (mostly African Americans), are meeting untimely deaths due...
The minimum wage has been rising. What it is doing to our country isn't as great as it seems.
Philadelphia resident Anthony Rivera addresses both presidential candidates through a spoken word poem, asking them to address the poverty he sees ...
In my letter to the next president, I would like the next president to work on college tuition being so costly.
This letter is about poverty and what the President can do about it.
Are you proud of yourself knowing there are people out there going through poverty?No.I thought so.Then do something about it.
There is too many people in America living in poverty!
More money for our country's workers - PLEASE!
I hope that you read my letter and make a difference to the world because we all help each other.
This letter explores American poverty.
Jessenia Sanchez
Poverty- The state of being poor, hungry ,sick, and sad
Dear Mr. President My name is Steven Zou and I have lived in Philadelphia since I was seven years old. Throughout my years here, I have constant...
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