Fast Food Advertising To Minority Children

Fast Food Advertising To Minority Children

In 2019 an article was published by several news organizations which highlighted the way fast food companies advertise to teens.  The articles reported  that researchers found  black and Hispanic teens saw twice as many ads for junk food than white teens.  Fast food, candy, sugary drinks and unhealthy snacks accounted for 86 percent of food ad spending on black-targeted TV programming, and 82 percent of ad spending on Spanish-language TV, the researchers found. Of the nearly $11 billion spent in total TV advertising in 2017, $1.1 billion was for advertising in black- and Spanish-language TV programming, according to the report.  This lesson covers this issue by looking at things like advertising, health, and solutions to this issue by teens and their parents.

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