I am very concerned with the high price tag that many colleges have at this current time. Not many students can afford college even with financial ...
There are way to many people homeless in the United States and we need to fix it.
Mental health needs to be spoken about in this country.
People treat homeless people wrong and i want to stop it!
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...
Suicide is a growing epidemic in today's youth. The stigma associated with teen suicide only makes the concern more at risk. The time is well over-...
Poverty in the US
35% of the homeless population are families with children.
In my letter to the Next President, I assert that teen Homelessness in America is a major problem and what can we do to make a change.
A letter to the president about the steady homelessness in America
Homelessness is a concern for our citizens.
Homelessness in America is a serious problem.
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Everyday Mental Disorders are perceived as dangerous and inappropriate for conversation among schools, yet teen suicide rates continue to skyrocket...
Homelessness is a problem all over the world.
This article is about gun violence and this article should tell the next president why this should be taken in consideration.
More cities and towns should have more shelters and homes meant for homeless people
An issue that needs to be addressed and can't be ignored.
Suicide is something that isn't looked at in the US as a big problem. It cannot go unnoticed. We as a community need to step up and fix this problem.
Ending homelessness in America needs to become a priority.
I wrote about child abuse and how the next President should take more actions on trying to stop or prevent child abuse from happening.
homelessness is a big issue today
Homelessness and hunger are very important problems. They have ruined many peoples lives. No one should suffer like that. We must put an end to it.
The homeless of the country are looked down upon hundreds of times per day, but what if they didn't have to be homeless?