Key Takeaways:

• Uses populist, muckraking journalism to expose deceptive food marketing and the cozy relationship between big food companies and government regulators.
• Shows how corporate consolidation and advertising shape not only what’s on store shelves but also what the public believes is “normal” or “healthy” food.
• Urges grassroots political action to challenge “food profiteers,” supporting co-ops, local producers, and stronger consumer protections.
• Adds a distinctly Texas populist voice to the broader movement against corporate control of the food supply.