Last week, you sought out research that addressed common ground among different

Last week, you sought out research that addressed common ground among different stakeholders in your community. This week, you will seek out hidden/underrepresented voices in community conversations about this issue.
Once you have selected your source, write a discussion post that addresses the following items Try searching the web for “experience of X [underrepresented stakeholder]”:
The following is the stakeholders of interest and the thesis of interest:
thesis = The Atlanta City Council should work closely with community groups to develop comprehensive programs targeted at subsidizing healthy food options, enabling cheap purchases, and extending access to grocery shops in low-income neighborhoods. This coordinated effort is critical to improving citizens’ overall health and well-being
Stakeholders = This complex program includes several stakeholders, each of whom is critical to its success. Key participants include the Atlanta City Council, neighborhood groups, low-income citizens, local grocery shop owners, public health authorities, and local businesses. Notably, despite being directly affected by restricted access to nutritious food alternatives, the views of people in low-income neighborhoods are often ignored.
Include the revised version of your thesis statement for an argument for change in your community and identify at least three search terms you can use in the Library or an internet search engine to find sources that address underrepresented perspectives in your community that will be affected by your argument.
Tell us about the source you selected. Using your own words rather than quoting from the source, explain how the author’s position or experience relates to your argument for change. How has this influenced your thinking about this topic?
What criteria helped you decide if this source is credible and useful for your research? Review the learning activity Evaluating Sources and use the criteria discussed there to evaluate your source.
Wrap up the narrative portion of your post with an open-ended question to foster conversation or help you figure out additional research opportunities.
Finally, review the Academic Writer resource Reference List Entries and the video Formatting an APA Style Reference List and create an APA formatted references page citation for the source.