The amount of homeless people is rising and they are thought to be horrible people.
Getting everyone an education is the first step to reducing the poverty levels in the United States.
College rape is one of the biggest epidemics in sexual violence right now. There needs to be more justice for the victims. Victims are terrified to...
I am asking the next president to focus on making people safe so that they can enjoy life.
Poverty
With America being one of the wealthiest countries in the world it is no surprise that many Americans overlook the fact that poverty is a serious i...
Our current immigration policies affect poverty, separation of family, and stereotyping.
We are owing too many debts to others. We owe trillions of money to other countries which may create problems later on. So, we need to stop owing m...
Abortion is the act of taking away a life, taking away a life is murder. So i believe that abortion should be illegal.
Poverty is a huge problem on not only a national level, but also on a global level. Men and women have spouses and children to feed and provide for...
In this Letter a very important concern for School Budgets are addressed.
A shocking issue that affects the lives of millions across the country.
Income Inequality is a big issue that many people face, especially the poor.
Drug abuse like heroin is a big problem. Prescription drug abuse is also a big problem in the U.S. It is a big concern in our world.
Keeping a balance between homework and free time is healthy for students.
My letter to the future president about my opinions on the problems of the United States of America
Education is the biggest problem today and if we go and fix how we educate our children then everything will work so much better.
I think that the most important thing we can do is to save the lives of those who are in poverty who can’t afford basic resources.
The United States has the 2nd highest poverty rate in the world
Global warming on the rise.
I wrote a letter to our next president regarding the issue of poverty.
