When do Americans care about the homeless?

Americans are a kind, caring people, right? If internet searches are a good measure of what people care about, then check out this chart from Google Insights:

 

There are four things you can learn from this one simple graphic:

• Every year when Thanksgiving rolls around, Americans experience a sudden upsurge of interest in the homeless
• There's a secondary bump in interest every April - tax season!
• Interest in the homeless is at its lowest during summer - until 2010 its lowest level has consistently been in August
• Overall interest in the homeless appears to have increased since the economic collapse

Where is the greatest interest in the homeless? Top five states by Google search:

1. Hawai'i
2. District of Columbia
3. Maryland
4. Massachusetts
5. Washington 

What else do you see in the statistics? What can we learn from these stats?

You can go much deeper into this data by place, time and search terms by going directly to Google Insights.

Comments

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[gclub]

Looking forward to getting back into blogging and what better way than doing this challenge to raise awareness. Thank you for hosting!

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Det mesta av det du pekar ut är förvånansvärt legitimt och det gör mig att undra varför jag inte hade tittat på detta med detta ljus tidigare. Din artikel fick verkligen slå på ljuset på för mig personligen i den mån detta specifika ämne går. Men vid denna tid finns det faktiskt en viss position jag inte alltför bekväma med och medan jag försöker att förena det med ett centralt tema för positionen, låt mig se vad resten av dina läsare har att say.Nicely gjort.