Indianapolis Ranks Worst In The Nation For Food Deserts

Full story: indianapublicmedia.org/news/in... Sara Wittmeyer reports on food deserts on Indianapolis' east side and what residents are doing to gain access to healthier foods.

[@lavendersprig2905]

have a once a week farmers market .

[@emeraldkimble7602]

Speedway named after indi five hundred

[@emeraldkimble7602]

They financially adapt for verified low incometheyaccept ebt foodstamps

[@marvelv212]

American dream lol

[@miki_car]

Start your own grocery store and you will make millions

[@arminiusofgermania]

if you can afford to live in a rural area, you can grow your own food.

[@nnyv0040]

Lmao are you serious? Living in a rural area does not mean you're rich. A lot of rural areas in America are home to peope living in poverty - these are the people they are talking about.

[@arminiusofgermania]

@@nnyv0040 You don't need to be a millionare to have buckets, dirt, fertilizer, and heirloom seeds. How much of a dumbass would you have to be to not understand how plants work? Or be unable to learn.

[@michaelwojcicki3624]

Promote personnal responsibility (obey the law, respect others and their posessions) and there'll be no food deserts.

[@lavendersprig2905]

yes , stop shooting the grocers .

[@coldcuts1631]

PuT up "No WaTermeLon" signs&they wiLL Leave u aLone.

[@jimmyday9536]

People of color. LOL.