Mr. Rank, has some very good points, and I like the way that he analyzes the poverty model and
dissects it to make something concrete for one to understand what poverty really is, His
Fundamental questions, 1. Conditions of poverty and the reason that underlie it, 2. Judeo, Christian
efforts, and 3. American Civic Values. He explains the landscape of American poverty and what
he believes it is and how it works. I believe that as an American Indian here in this country that this
American dream was the same for us, but it has not worked that way for us and many others born in
this country. The way I have seen it, many new immigrants come here from another country and
seem to start off alot better off than how we and others have.
I don't believe that this is fair! Yes, I believe in hard work ethic and doing your share in life but
unfortunately that is not how it always works. When we did our research study work about the cities
of the United States; almost so much detail about the true numbers that aren't there and of those people that are homeless
without to eat it. It seemed like there statistical numbers didn't even exist. The study that the
class did in our"Hunger and Homeless class" and what Mr. Rank talks about I feel are two differen things.
Therefore, we that are homeless and listening to Woodie Gutherie and his songs about this land, must
understand that there is a seperate reality to all this debunking of our good people who have been
here from the beginning and find ourselves homeless and lost with no place to go.
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