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Growing up poor/not having enough to eat is a real thing. That simple fact is ignored in the tax debate.
1 in 5 US children are food insecure, among the lowest in the developed world.
Is it a level playing field when 20% children regularly go hungry?
1 in 5 US children are food insecure, among the lowest in the developed world.
Is it a level playing field when 20% children regularly go hungry?
One thing to remember when people claim society is not broken is that is just their experience.
Hunger is real. Wealth inequality is real.
There is a way up and out in America in ways that are not possible elsewhere, but that doesn’t mean the system is done getting better.
Hunger is real. Wealth inequality is real.
There is a way up and out in America in ways that are not possible elsewhere, but that doesn’t mean the system is done getting better.
Source: weforum.org/agenda/2017/06…
“Income inequality, adolescent self-reported mental health and obesity – rich countries are actually on a downward trajectory.
UNICEF defines food security as having reliable, consistent access at all times to sufficient, safe, nutritious food.”
“Income inequality, adolescent self-reported mental health and obesity – rich countries are actually on a downward trajectory.
UNICEF defines food security as having reliable, consistent access at all times to sufficient, safe, nutritious food.”
