Introducing You the Myths Tamed About Poverty

1. Introducing You the Myths Tamed About Poverty

2. How can poverty be like in the world’s wealthiest nation? Have you ever given it a thought? People run out of clue when they hear about poverty in U.S.A as they are already preoccupied with many rumors. Are you curious to find out the reality? You have landed at the right place then. Here is a complete guide that enlists a few popular poverty mythsof U.S.: #Myth 1: Poor people in the U.S. do pretty well: The U.S. secures the least rank in poverty management. The world tames the myth that poor people also do well in U.S. Out of the 24 nations, the U.S. has its rank somewhere in the bottom how far the critical areas of education, health management, etc. are concerned. #Myth 2: No one is hungry in America: This is another myth that is believed by people across the globe. One in every six Americans have a living where the food is insecure. This emphasizes that any given month, the family faces a shortage of money, food, etc. Hence, they seek assistance to feed their families. In the year 2011, according to the survey, 50 million people lacked the security of food. About 17 million people were in hunger then.

3. #Myth 3: Poverty does not have a lasting effect on children: Research made it clear that poverty can have one of the most long-lasting impacts on the children. This has a hazardous impact on the child’s growth. The social, emotional as well as behavioral disturbances impede the ability of the child to learn and grow. These children become mentally handicapped and are exposed to stereotypical thoughts. #Myth 4: Some people in the U.S are homeless: U.S. poverty has a lot to evoke about social unrest and inequality. There are more than 1.6 million people who are homeless each year. These figures are not just mere numbers but they show the awful situation that the world’s wealthiest nation is in. #Myth 5: Children of U.S.A are given equal opportunity to accomplish goals The children who are from a poor background often fall back and get dropped out of school. Teachers in the schools for the poor are not efficiently skilled which is evidence of the insufficient opportunities that people are offered.

4. #Myth 6: People living in poverty are lazy This is a weird myth which people believe across the globe. There are working poor classes in the U.S.A. Thus, laziness is never the real reason which makes people poor in the U.S. #Myth 7: People living in poverty just wish to stay in the U.S.A Poor people in the U.S.A have a sense of resentment and outrage for the government due to its negligence in poverty management. Thus, millions of poor people in America move out of the nation in their lifetime. The world receives faulty information about U.S poverty. Thus, poor people do not blindly wish to have a stay in the U.S after falling prey to the inefficient system of government. Final words: You can encounter myths every now and then but grasping the right information can help you keep your way out of them. Having a fair sense of the reality quotient of a content is vital for the readers.

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