Three in 10 Black families are struggling to feed their children, and there's no sign of relief in sight.
The food crisis shows no signs of abating, either, as COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the relief measures implemented by the federal government in March are set to, and it’s not clear whether children will go back to school, where many get fed.
Typically, children are fed even in families that are really struggling; parents will go hungry in order to make sure their kids are eating. The data relies on a survey conducted by the Census in June that asks households struggling to afford food whether, over a seven-day period, the children in their home are often or sometimes not getting enough to eat.
The numbers are even worse for Black families, 30% of which are struggling to afford food right now. The rate for Hispanic households is 25%. The struggle to feed children is yet another way the coronavirus crisis is hitting people of color disproportionately harder.The unemployment rate was 11.
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