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A new documentary

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March 15, 2013

The folks who made “Food, Inc.” have a new documentary out. Titled "A Place at the Table" — and subtitled “One Nation. Underfed.” — the film studies America’s shameful inability to feed itself, both in quantity and in quality. It’s showing in limited release, but you can also download it from iTunes and watch it on demand. And you can buy the companion book, take action online, and get food assistance if you need it.

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