Real talk: Atlanta food apartheid is a health emergency ๐จ
Spent yesterday in Southwest Atlanta documenting food access:
- 3 mile radius, 50,000+ residents
- ZERO full-service grocery stores
- 15+ fast food restaurants
- Corner stores charging $4 for a banana
This isn't just inconvenience - it's structural violence.
But here's hope: Working with 5 community orgs on a mobile fresh market pilot. Fresh produce, SNAP/EBT accepted, nutrition education on-site.
Early results: 40% of participants report improved fruit/vegetable intake after 3 months.
Health equity isn't just healthcare - it's housing, transportation, food access, economic opportunity.
Who's tackling food justice in your community?