The amount of time needed to produce slow food is hard to square with also holding down a full-time job out of the home.
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Donald Trump’s nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Health and Human Services secretary has broken cultural and media taboos against noticing that Americans pay the most in the world for health care yet also have the most chronic diseases. Food is one of the top reasons.
Yet while Kennedy and Tucker Carlson-promoted health gurus like Calley and Casey Means rightly point to processed food, Big Pharma, Big Food, and Big Ag as systemically broken, not a lot has yet been publicly noticed about the other cultural shifts feeding this brokenness. For one: The decline in full-time mothers.
