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3:00Now PlayingA report from Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children, diets high in processed food and fat lowers children's IQ. This is another way that inequality gets passed down generation after generation. Folks with less means can't afford healthy food and keep buying poor quality foods for their kids. Those children will in turn have lower IQs and may face more challenges in life. John Iadarola (Think Tank) delivers his Final Judgment on generational inequality.
What do you think? Is it society's fault that healthy food is expensive and fast food is cheap or is it the personal responsibility of the parents to ensure their children eat right? Let us know in the comments below.
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