The plot offers working-class residents of King and Story neighborhoods entry to wholesome food and well-maintained outside spaces. It features a group backyard, rare fruit orchard, playground and area, small animal feeding space, and 4H raises cattle in California’s largest freestanding barn. The term junk food news was first used in print by Carl Jensen within the March 1983 version of Penthouse. As the leader of Project Censored, he had frequently faulted the media for ignoring necessary tales. In response, says Jensen, editors claimed that other stories have been more important, and bolstered this claim with ad hominem feedback directed in opposition to him. It implies a criticism of the mass media for disseminating news that, while not very nourishing, is “low-cost to produce and profitable for media proprietors.”
In the Mayfair neighborhood of San Jose, for instance, the median household earnings is just $60,000 and one in three households …
