Food Insecurity Speech

I admire you and have a great respect for you, as you have been very active in your community, making sure to incorporate yourself in the ongoing problems of food insecurity. There is an unlimited amount of volunteer opportunities in this country and in your community in regards to food insecurity, however, there are many people that do not take the advantage of these open opportunities to volunteer. Volunteering is a step in the right direction to becoming more educated about the pressing issues of food insecurity in America. You seem to be pretty well educated when it comes to food insecurity and I wish more people would follow in your footsteps. Participating as a volunteer at your local food pantry is a great start for you to eventually share with your peers. I hope you know there is so much more that you can do to help limit the food insecurity in America. I can only imagine how many people in your community lack education on food insecurity or have very limited knowledge of what food insecurity is and how much it affects those in your community and nationwide.
We, as humans, have the tendency to question ourselves, to question if we are doing what is right. These questions are typically sparked by society or
In response to them I say that bigger government is hardly ever really the answer. A bigger government typically means more programs and more benefits, as you mentioned, which means more money from the citizens and more taxes. An increase in taxes is not always the most favored idea of citizens, and is often voted against. However, we are trying to decrease the number of food insecure citizens, and everyone is required to pay taxes. A tax increase would affect all, including those that are food insecure. An increase in taxes would only add on to the many other factors and symptoms that contribute to the lives of food insecure individuals. This could lead to many different responses of various