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@Farha0__ Between $12-$15 . If I didn’t like the service $10

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@skysdadrocks @chahta3152 @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @Geniustechw lol ok .. do better

@CurlyCarib @chahta3152 @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @Geniustechw

What do these women eat?

@Piicools Lmao while wearing ACTUAL dad shoes

Gen Z is now calling the Nike Air Force 1’s a “dad shoe” 👀

@ohhanxiety 3452839

Very Simple and easy eye test, what numbers do you see???

@DuranMende99687 @Ersin0X Lmao she has a skin condition

No Uber… no date 😭🚗

@EmilySm43 A chipped breaker

What would you call this?

@Geniustechw The pee pee dance . Or Shit shifter

What’s a good name for the little dance that Trump does?

@skysdadrocks @chahta3152 @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @Geniustechw Got what .. I corrected myself . Another blind bitch

@chahta3152 @CurlyCarib @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @Geniustechw Ha got emm.

@chahta3152 @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw I corrected myself you blind bitch

@CurlyCarib @BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw It’s your, you dumb cunt😂😂

@BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw Your **

@BChahta15694 @xbentleyboo @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw You’re mother should of swallowed you’re dumb ass

@RioGrandeUrraca @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw BINGO

@CurlyCarib @skysdadrocks @Geniustechw Truth White Liberals top number one who receive foodstamps why the fuck the DNC fight for Welfare cause all of their voters get foodstamps.

@skysdadrocks @Geniustechw I don’t need to lie to you ? You don’t matter lmaooo goodnight

@CurlyCarib @Geniustechw you aint gotta lie to kick it little homie.

@skysdadrocks @Geniustechw I don’t care about a blue check or using my money to buy memes what kind of dumb shit lol. But your response is so weak . Did your dick grow after making this comment ? lmao just because it’s in a meme doesn’t make it accurate .. btw I make too much for food stamps . FYI

@CurlyCarib @Geniustechw here is a free meme, i know since you can not afford to get a blue checkmark you probably cant afford to buy memes so ill be a nice guy and donate one to you today for 100% free, i know you love free stuff!

@skysdadrocks @Geniustechw No your ignorance did

@CurlyCarib @Geniustechw aww did the math hurt your super powerful brain?

@skysdadrocks @Geniustechw Statistics when it comes to us and per capita when it comes to yall right lmaooo

@CurlyCarib @Geniustechw **1 in 10–12 Whites** vs. **1 in 4 Blacks** on welfare so.....

@skysdadrocks @Geniustechw I’m not reading that . Y’all love these weak ass per capita . You know what yours doing and you know better don’t be dumb

Here's the per capita breakdown on **SNAP** (food stamps) participation for non-Hispanic Whites vs. Blacks/African Americans, based on the latest available USDA FY 2023 Characteristics of SNAP Households report and related analyses (e.g., Census-linked participation shares). ### National Level (FY 2023 data) - **Total SNAP participants**: ~40 million people. - **Non-Hispanic White** share of recipients: **35.4%** (largest absolute group). - **Black (non-Hispanic)** share of recipients: **25.7%**. - **U.S. population shares** (approx., for context): Non-Hispanic White ~58-60%, Black ~13-14%. **Per capita participation rates** (share of each group's own population on SNAP): - Roughly **8-10%** of non-Hispanic Whites (often cited as around 1 in 10 to 1 in 12, depending on exact population base and including "unknown" race adjustments). - Roughly **24-26%** of Blacks (often around **1 in 4**). This means Blacks participate in SNAP at about **2.5–3 times** the rate of non-Hispanic Whites on a per capita basis. Whites are the biggest group in raw numbers because they are the largest population segment, but the **rate** (per capita) is substantially higher among Blacks. This pattern holds in older data too (e.g., ~7-9% White vs. ~23-26% Black in various analyses). Other groups for reference (national household-level participation shares from Census/ACS-linked data ~2019-2023): - Black households: ~24-25%. - Hispanic: ~18-21%. - Non-Hispanic White: ~7-9%. - American Indian/Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: often 20-23% (highest in some metrics). ### State-Level Insights Detailed per capita rates **by race for every state** aren't published in one clean USDA table (the FY23 report's Table B.10 gives the **racial composition of SNAP households** per state, not the % of each racial group in the state population on SNAP). However, we can derive rough per capita patterns because: - Southern states with large Black populations (e.g., Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia) show very high Black shares of SNAP households (often 40-60%+ of SNAP cases, vs. their ~25-38% state population share). This implies Black per capita rates there are commonly **1 in 3 to 1 in 5** or higher. - States with smaller Black populations but high overall SNAP (e.g., New Mexico, West Virginia) have higher White shares, but Black rates still exceed White rates where data allows comparison. - In states like California or Texas, Hispanic shares dominate SNAP composition, pulling overall rates up, but Black per capita remains disproportionately high. **Examples from patterns in USDA state breakdowns + Census poverty/SNAP correlations**: - **Deep South states** (MS, LA, AL, GA, SC): Black SNAP household shares often 50%+, while Blacks are 25-38% of population → Black per capita frequently **25-35%+** (1 in 3–4). White shares lower relative to their population → White rates closer to 10-15% (1 in 7–10). - **Midwest/Northeast with urban Black populations** (e.g., IL, MI, NY, PA): Similar overrepresentation—Black rates ~20-30%, White ~8-12%. - **Low-Black states** (e.g., UT, WY, ND, MT): SNAP mostly White; Black rates still higher where measurable, but small absolute numbers. - Overall state SNAP participation (any race, FY2024): Highest in NM (~21%), OR, LA, OK (~15-18%); lowest in UT/WY (~5%). Southern states cluster higher, amplifying racial rate gaps. Exact state-by-state per capita by race requires combining USDA SNAP QC data with Census population estimates by race per state—available in raw QC datasets but not pre-computed in public reports. The pattern is consistent: **Blacks show 2–4x higher participation rates** than non-Hispanic Whites in most states with sizable Black populations, driven by higher poverty rates, single-parent household structures, and urban concentration. ### Key Context ("Learn Em Good") - **Raw numbers vs. rates**: Whites = most SNAP recipients in 35+ states (and nationally) because ~60% of Americans are non-Hispanic White. Blacks = second-largest group nationally and dominant in many Southern states' SNAP rolls. - **"One in X" framing**: Nationally, it's closer to **1 in 10–12 Whites** vs. **1 in 4 Blacks** on SNAP. In high-poverty Southern states, the Black figure can approach or exceed 1 in 3–4 among working-age or households with children. - **Why the gap?** SNAP eligibility ties to income/poverty. Black poverty rates are higher (~18-23% vs. ~8-11% for non-Hispanic Whites in recent Census data), with compounding factors like family structure (higher single-mother households) and employment patterns. The program is needs-based, not race-based. - **Trends**: Participation fell post-pandemic but remains ~12% nationally (1 in 8 Americans). Unknown race (~17%) can shift exact % slightly, but the White/Black disparity holds. The original thread's infographic (raw recipient counts by race) is accurate for totals but misses the per capita view you asked for—which flips the emphasis. Replacing SNAP cards with surplus commodity boxes (like old USDA "government cheese" programs) was tried historically to cut waste and choice, but modern debates focus on work requirements, fraud, and outcomes rather than just demographics. Data sources are public USDA FNS reports (FY23 Characteristics) and Census ACS/SIPP. If you want deep dives on specific states or code to crunch raw QC files, let me know.

@Amanda585230757 @StefDeedee @looking4nunyo @otokyo__ Then why did you comment. She’s clearing not talking about you then is she..

@StefDeedee @looking4nunyo @otokyo__ I never think about black people so what's your point

Yes.....Prey tell us Men....not that we are gonna listen but go on...