The study, published last week in the journal "Pediatric Obesity," analyzed Nielsen data from 2008 to 2012 to compare the rates at which white and black children watch advertising from fast-food ...

Most fast-food ... the 6,716 fast-food restaurants in their sample were located in majority-white neighborhoods. However, it was the restaurants that were located in majority-black neighborhoods ...

and Black youth were shown to have viewed 75 percent more fast-food related ads than their white counterparts, despite youth television viewership having decreased across the board. And it’s ...

And Black youths in the United States viewed 75% more fast-food ads than their White peers, up from a 60% difference found in 2012. On both Spanish-language and Black-targeted television ...

Click over to TV programming that caters to black and Hispanic youth and the commercials almost exclusively push fast ... what white youth and minority youth saw. For example, while food companies ...

Yeah, Mom could sure cook but not like this, and in the new book “White Burgers, Black Cash: Fast Food from Black Exclusion to Black Exploitation” by Naa Oya A. Kwate, you’ll see why fast ...

President Trump served the college football national champion Clemson Tigers a fast food ... art history professor who saw parallels to Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” The White ...

In 2015, a Taco Bell in Westlake, Ohio, made headlines when someone stole a printed canvas featuring an original artwork designed for the fast food ... thriving black market for the art, which ...