Bush's America IV What's For Supper?
Result of Bush’s economic policy. Hunger In America
Imagine this is all you have in your cupboard, and your child asks, “what’s for supper?” Millions of Americans struggle each day to feed their children.
From Science News, October 28, 2005
Hunger In America Rises By 43 Percent Over Last 5 Years
The USDA report, Household Food Security in the United States, 2004, says that 38.2 million Americans live in households that suffer directly from hunger and food insecurity, including nearly 14 million children. That figure is up from 31 million Americans in 1999.
Dr. J. Larry Brown, an authority on hunger, stated the following:
“With this astonishing level of food deprivation in America,” Brown concluded, “we need President Bush to step up to the plate. If he now asks Congress to cut federal food programs, hunger will increase even further. We need the moral leadership to stem this crisis.”
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This is definitely a must read for every American.
Hunger In America 2007 Statistics
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Xenia Victori..., 9 months ago
great image, strong story! great work Helen!
Judith Oppenhe..., 9 months ago
really well done
Antanas, 9 months ago
Beautiful composition!
Gregory Ewanowich, 9 months ago
I think it so stupid that countries such as Canada and the USA have such a serious problem with poverty and homelessness when they are such affluent countries! There’s really no excuse for it. Our governments seriously need to get their priorities straightened out. They need to stop the warmongering stupidity and concentrate on helping the people who pay the taxes and elect them. This is a great photo and really brings forth the message and the plight of those in need! great work Xenia!
Carl Gaynor, 9 months ago
A great statement – A great shame it has to be made! – A great peace of work -
Catalin Soare, 9 months ago
Exquisite!
nikspix, 9 months ago
wow!
Al Bourassa, 9 months ago
Evocative stuff!
Tammy Soulliere, 9 months ago
omg my cupboards have looked like that one way too many times!!! you forgot the dreded 1001 ways to eat raman noodles lol maybe I just gave you an idea lol need ne help with the list let me lmow! exlellent imagery very well done! A very real truth!
Tammy Soulliere, 9 months ago
P.S excuse my spelling .. been working all night and day.. very tired .. anyway I have a food resource link on my website its highlighted in pink great resource I use it.. helps allot .. so do spread the word NO ONE SHOULD GO HUNGRY ! again great work Helen!
Tammy Soulliere, 9 months ago
P.S.S lol Have to say this then I’m done,,,yeah I could of left the direct link
butthere are a great many number of free resources I have found on there that i am certain that can be of a benefit to others struggling to rise above oppression.. Believe me its a struggle! Okay thats it …. Sorry to ramble on .. this subject just hits real close to home for me!Henk Stolk, 9 months ago
Great dramatic scene!
Birgitta, 9 months ago
Well, long before Bush was Prez..this was the case. I can’t stand politics,
(after the crap that I’ve been through..who can blame me!) so I generally
don’t even talk about political this and that, but I know that I went through
a lottttt of times like these when I was a kid, when Carter was president!
Didn’t matter who the president was, there were still hard times.
But I will say, that you have a talent for striking the rawest TRUEST nerve
with people with your work! And that’s what people remember. Because you
make them feel! That means alot to me. I reeeeeally like what you’re made of. ;)
This is moving….and very effective! (And brings back alot of memories!)
Sean Farragher, 9 months ago
WELL DONE
SnapHappy, 9 months ago
there’s that cutie pie again!! (Seriously, nice work Helen)
shayne2011, 9 months ago
The mark of a civilisation is the way it cares for it’s marginalised and disadvantaged. Because, there but for the grace of some higher power, goes any one of us. Now remind me again, how many gazillions were spent on blowing up Iraq?
Melissa Vowell, 9 months ago
I love your Bush’s America eries Helen
Patricia L. Ba..., 9 months ago
Well said, Helen!
wolfllink, 9 months ago
Wow so powerful so deep great work!
jlynn, 9 months ago
Intenstly fabulous!!
Zigga, 9 months ago
Powerful work again Helen. Great job!
VisionaryImagist, 9 months ago
Helen: the power of the image. What one gifted and talented person can accomplish with a picture. You have mastered that ability. Never cease in what you are doing. You are very insightful and creative. Continue to prosper in all your endeavors.
Hoffard, 9 months ago
Beautiful shot! Well done.. Another great!
paul romanowski, 9 months ago
YES, HARSH REALITY FOR SOME….........THANKS GOD BUSH HAS ONLY 14 MONTHS IN THE OFFICE LEFT….......
helene ruiz, 9 months ago
wow…..strong message here..very well done, coming from u , i am not the least surprised…excellent as usual helen!
Deri Dority, 9 months ago
Really well done!! This has a strong impact and tells a story so well.
Helen Bascom, 9 months ago
Birgitta, you are absolutely right, the poor we will have with us always (paraphrasing Jesus of Nazareth – gotta give credit or it’s plagarism). And we have always had poor people in this Country and indeed the entire world.
However, my point is this: hunger rose by 43% from 2000 to 2005. The figures for 2007 are provided in the link in this image description.
I am not the only one holding the current administration responsible for this shocking increase in hunger in the land of plenty (see image description for more links and quote from Dr. J. Larry Brown, director of the Center on Hunger and Poverty at Brandeis University).
The food pantries and soup kitchens can barely meet the needs in their respective communities. Painful and shocking to me that children in this Country do not have enough food to eat.
joolz, 9 months ago
Powerful work Helen.
CrazyEyes, 8 months ago
i like your strong views and powerful imagery
you do great work
keep it up please
Robxavier, 7 months ago
Make this a first photo America is in for a rude awakening. Great for an add campaign
Kelly Bermingham, 4 months ago
Powerful, sad, beautifully done…
Barbara Morrison, 3 months ago
Well, thank goodness Bush will be gone soon. Don’t know if we’re going to get much better though.
shanghaiwu, about 1 month ago
brilliant/brilliant image