We cannot do anything on the weekend, but at the very least, we should not be cutting them or reducing what they receive during those five days.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “We cannot do anything on the weekend, but at the very least, we should not be cutting them or reducing what they receive…”
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Emphasizing the importance of school lunch programs for poor children.
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