text:  12.8% of U.S. households or 17 million households experienced food insecurity in 2022, which again means that they had difficulty providing enough food for all of their members due to lack of resources. This is higher than what was found in 2021. And what's also important to understand is that that's the average overall. But if you look at different subpopulations, like if you look at Black households or if you look at Latinx households, what you find is that food insecurity