My mother fell ill and the problem of food became an acute, daily agony. hunger was with us always. sometimes the neighbors would feed us or a dollar bill would come in the mail from my grandmother. it was winter and i would buy a dime’s worth of coal each morning from the corner coal yard and lug it home in paper bags. for a time i remained out of school to wait upon my mother, then granny came to visit us and i returned to school.
through his personal experience, which social issue is wright emphasizing?
the effects of long distances on families
the benefits of certain types of energy
the benefits of education for children
the effects of poverty on families