Critical Thinking Activity Do you think people have a right to know what is in their food?
Pretend an election is coming up and one of the ballot measures (Proposition C) would force food producers to
disclose every ingredient and it's original source.
Create a campaign poster for each side of the argument.
Make sure your poster includes an argument for that side.
Pro-Consumer
Consumers deserve to know what is in their food.
Pro-Producer
Food producers deserve privacy when it comes to
their products
Vote yes on Proposition C
Vote no on Proposition C
Paste your poster here
Paste your poster here

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