Overview
Each student will select social problem. Students will then write a paper that discusses both the “social” perspective and about the “public” perspective of the problem (e.g. social problem: poverty public, problem: child poverty in America; social problem: gender inequality, public problem: discrimination of women in the workforce).
This paper should identify any particular characteristic of the population which suffers this problem or that is at risk. The paper should draw on considerable outside research and supply original and critical insights into the topic chosen. Your paper should only focus on the problem and not the public intervention.
Students are encouraged to use any but one consistent academic writing style. All papers should be 6 pages long and must be word processed (or typed), double spaced using 12-point font. Use a spell checker, proofread your paper yourself and have someone else read it and give you input before you turn it in. Your paper must contain a minimum of 3-4 sources the social problem I would like to discuss is poverty. and the public problem would be public safety concerns.