Rhetorical Analysis On Homelessness

In our fast growing economy, especially in California, homelessness proves to be an ever growing problem. According to the U.S Interagency Council on Homelessness, in California, the total homeless people on a given night is 134,278. With the numbers broken down into groups, the largest group consist of people that chronically experience homelessness; the number totals to 37,360. Additionally, the second largest group is unaccompanied young adults; there are 15,458 homeless young adults on a given night (Total People Experiencing). Of course, there is still a stigma on homelessness because of the harmful rhetoric used to describe the homeless population. However, the stigma around homeless people are extremely unnecessary because anyone can be susceptible to the conditions of

As a result, I want to spread awareness to the homeless issue in America, mainly California. My purpose is to educate the general public on the heartbreak realities of homelessness and create a blog where people can seek help and be educated. I decided to use a blog to provide accurate information through multiple types of posts and my opinion to inform my audience about the homeless situation in California.

To begin, I had to learn how to create the blog because it’s my first time creating a blog. Of course, I used Google to find articles that taught me the steps of creating a blog. It taught me to create a blog with a simplistic theme and write compelling content. A good blog should be genuine, transparent, and truthful (Millburn). Because the topic of my blog is homelessness awareness, I decided that I would create a blog full of interesting content that would educated the general public. So, I