For anyone who’s not reading the New York Times‘ series about diabetes in New York City, here’s a typically distressing excerpt from Tuesday’s article:
Mr. De La Vega said: “People ultimately feel powerless about a lot of things. People think about bigger things. They think about survival. Kids grow up fighting in the streets, so you want to raise big, strong kids. So you give them three pork chops, a nice tall glass of soda to make them strong.”
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