We know the ways that fast food companies are working to woo Millennials—but the ways they’re targeting minority children are more secret and unsettling. A recent study of 6,700 restaurants across the U.S. found that chains in predominantly black or lower-income neighborhoods are roughly 60% more likely to use kids’ meal toys in displays than those in white neighborhoods, where healthy food items like salad are more likely to be featured. (Grub Street, Washington Post)
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