Still Hungry in America (Southern Foodways Alliance Studies in Culture, People, and Place)
by Robert Coles
Still Hungry in America examines the harsh realities of poverty and hunger in the American South through evocative photographs and Robert Coles' reflective commentary. As part of the Southern Foodways Alliance series, it illuminates the cultural and human dimensions of food insecurity, offering a timeless look at regional struggles and resilience.
About This Book
Still Hungry in America is a seminal work that explores the persistent issues of hunger and poverty in the American South. Authored by Robert Coles and featuring photographs by Al Clayton, it provides a visual and narrative examination of the human condition in the face of economic hardship.
Published as part of the Southern Foodways Alliance Studies in Culture, People, and Place series, the book delves into the cultural and social landscapes of the South. It reflects on the lives of individuals and communities grappling with food insecurity, offering a compassionate perspective on regional challenges.
The work combines powerful imagery with thoughtful prose to underscore the ongoing relevance of these themes. It serves as a historical document that continues to inform discussions on social justice and regional identity.
Through its focus on everyday experiences, Still Hungry in America invites readers to consider the intersections of place, people, and sustenance in Southern culture.
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