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Poverty is discussed through examples of people suffering around the world. A young boy is shown begging for money in China. Disturbing images depict weak African children trying to find food. The homeless are the most ignored as people turn away from them due to fear and pride. If others currently suffer from poverty, we may someday endure it as well, so confronting the issue and helping a little is suggested.
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Brief PowerPoint onPoverty
- 2. The Poor Around the world people suffer from poverty. This picture shows a young boy who is begging for money in China. We all endure poverty if we Ignore it.
- 3. Starvation Disturbing images of young African children. Weak to even stand, these kids try everyday to find food for themselves.
- 4. Homeless The homeless are the most ignored in my eyes. Among these people, we tend to turn away from them because of fear and pride. We will someday endure this if other people already suffer from it. Confront this issue and try to help a little.