Analysis Of Michael Pollen's 'Visible Farmers/Invisible Workers'

Michael Pollen is an authoritative figure in the realm of food that, indeed, has portrayed some very interesting and beneficial perspectives. However, he also has a tendency to use his position of power to infiltrate societal views when it comes to agriculture and eating. In “Visible Farmers/Invisible Workers” by Sarah D. Wald, Pollen is dissected critically for his lack of attention paid to the workers that allow the United States to produce megatons of food each year. Pollen is very efficient at conveying a scene that is idealistic and pleasing to his audience, myself included. The picture that he is capable of paining is enticing; I truly hope for it in the future. Nevertheless, it is unpractical. Pollen disregards the constraints surrounding