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A 3 page paper which examines ethnic, religious, and social problems facing the United States today. The paper also discusses aspects of the melting pot in America. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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different ideals. It is, in many ways, the most diverse nation in the world. Because of this diversity and unique situation, it is also a nation that has suffered, and
does suffer, from many social problems and conditions. The following paper examines ethnic, religious, and social problems, and then discusses the melting pot today. Ethnic, Religious, and Social
Problems One of the ethnic problems that has been around for some time, and does not seem to change drastically, is that which relates to the ethnic people and their
opportunities. According to fax sent by student, "they are twice as likely to be unemployed" and if they are employed they are likely to make only half of what white
Americans are paid (Fax, 2005; 194). Their children are not educated as well as white children, their death rate is twice what it is for white people, and black people
are far more likely to be in prison and far more likely to be murdered than white people (Fax, 2005;194). Despite the advances made in society, or believed advances,
Natives of the nation are still primarily living on reservations and many of their homes still do not have running water or electricity. This particular writer lives in the heart
of Navajo and Zuni reservations and this is widely seen and known by most. And, it seems that no matter how educated they become, most Hispanics are destined to follow
with the facts noted in the previous paragraph. Religion seems to be a problem that is often overlooked. In the past religion was often the grounds for great chaos
in the nation but today most Americans, though they claim to be Christians, do not necessarily follow their faith to an extent that it causes social problems. However, when something
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