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06-22-2016, 10:32 PM #1
Why is there a hunger problem in the U.S.?
I usually only half listen to public service announcements on the radio on the evening commute home. One finally sunk in enough to be puzzled by it.
I forget the statistic in the ad, but it says thousands of children in the U.S. suffer from hunger each day. Why is that? Our state of MN has a very robust food assistance program and I will assume other states are similar. I know this has even expanded to where many families previously ineligible have qualified for food assistance for some time now.
Given our assistance programs I would assume anyone in the US who needs food would be able to get enough.
Does anyone know why this apparently is not the case?
Chrisl
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