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.

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)