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Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen remains committed to contributing to the important and long-overdue dialogue on #systemicracism in our communities. Over the next few weeks we’ll be highlighting the racial disparities we see on the front lines. #SoupAndSoul #BlackLivesMatter 
According to the USDA, 22.5% of African American households and 18.5% of Hispanic households face #foodinsecurity. Grocery stores in communities of color are often further away and have fewer healthy, high quality options. #SoupAndSoul #SystemicRacism #FoodDesert
As we continue to highlight #systemicracism and instances of racial disparities, we encourage you to:
EDUCATE yourself
LISTEN to others’ experiences
SHARE resources with others
ACT/DONATE (in whatever way you are able to!)
#SoupAndSoul #BlackLivesMatter
EDUCATE yourself LISTEN to others’ experiences SHARE resources with others ACT/DONATE (in whatever way you are able to!)#SoupAndSoul #BlackLivesMatter
African American neighborhoods [have] access to half as many chain supermarkets as white neighborhoods. These stores typically offer more “junk food” rather than healthy, fresh options.Read more: http://bit.ly/MFHracialequity (via @MoveForHunger)#SoupAndSoul #FoodInsecurity
![African American neighborhoods [have] access to half as many chain supermarkets as white neighborhoods. These stores typically offer more “junk food” rather than healthy, fresh options.Read more: http://bit.ly/MFHracialequity (via @MoveForHunger) #SoupAndSoul #FoodInsecurity](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EauhPXTXYAckfVv.jpg "African American neighborhoods [have] access to half as many chain supermarkets as white neighborhoods. These stores typically offer more “junk food” rather than healthy, fresh options.Read more: http://bit.ly/MFHracialequity (via @MoveForHunger) #SoupAndSoul #FoodInsecurity")
