In 2022, 17% of all households with children — representing 13.4 million kids — were grappling with food insecurity, according to the USDA. In some of these households, only adults were food insecure. In other households, children were directly impacted.
The USDA estimates that 44.2 million people lived in food insecure households nationwide in 2022. Since these estimates do not include homeless families, the actual number of children impacted by food insecurity is even larger.
Also, fired is not the same as laid off. And if you get fired in an at-will state, you may not be entitled to unemployment.
The fact that you and others apparently have no compassion for the poor makes me wonder exactly what you’re protesting for.
Interesting… not being willing to starve your children means you’re fearful to you. I hope you don’t have any children yourself.
Yes, the scourge of starving american children everytime someone gets laid off, I know it well.
I’m glad you’re so sarcastically sure of yourself.
https://www.aecf.org/blog/child-food-insecurity
Also, fired is not the same as laid off. And if you get fired in an at-will state, you may not be entitled to unemployment.
The fact that you and others apparently have no compassion for the poor makes me wonder exactly what you’re protesting for.
I have plenty of compassion for others, just not you. Thats why I was sarcastic when I answered you.