... questions of good and evil more often than most children I've met in the United States. I think that when people know hunger and homelessness and sadness and depression they"re more open to religious thoughts. Kozol has been quoted saying that he has become more religious since his interviews in the city ... press and media for making the many cases seem impersonal and the victims faceless. He writes, "The victims soon dissolve into a vague scenario of sadness that can seem uncomfortably abstract"(Kozol 132) He uses this to evoke frustration from his readers because there is little to be ...

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