Devastating Impact of COVID-19 on Child Poverty in Minority Communities

Child Poverty After the Pandemic Student’s Name Course Code Course Term and Meeting Time Date PRE-OUTLINE INFORMATION General Purpose: This speech addresses the detrimental effects of COVID-19 elevating poverty in minority groups such as Latinos and Black Americans. Specific Purpose: To create awareness of the devastating effects of the Covid 19 pandemic and the profound impact on the well-being of children. Central Idea/Thesis Statement: This speech will address the detrimental effects of the Covid 19 pandemic on child poverty. Main Points: Covid 19 pandemic contributed to social, health, and education disparities in minority families with children. The pandemic depicted the widening gap created by discriminatory institutions on minority groups due to poor representation. The adversity of lockdowns and social distancing roles significantly affected households with low-income elevating child poverty. Organization Pattern: OUTLINE I. INTRODUCTION Hook: Covid 19 was a devastating blow to Children in poverty nationally after the pandemic. The pandemic is still a threat due to the rising cases, and we are starting to see its impact on children in poverty across the globe; hence action needs to be taken to curb this menace. Specific Purpose: As a child activist and the defender of children's rights, I believe you, as a government and policymakers, are aware of the devastating effects of the Covid 19 pandemic. Children have emerged as the biggest victims, and the crisis profoundly impacts their well-being. Relation to the Audience: The federal government has a role in protecting vulnerable children and must prioritize children