The radical history of the free breakfast program - Solid Ground

In January 1969, 11 school children gathered around a table at St. Augustine's Church in Oakland, California sharing in a breakfast of grits, fruit, toast, eggs, and milk. By the end of the week, there were 135 children there for breakfast. By the end of that year, over 20,000 children were served breakfast in similar

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