Prince George's this month became the first county in the country to require that all kids' meals served at restaurants in Prince George's include a healthy option. Officials say the bill is part of the council's effort to focus on health equity. One of th

SUITLAND, MD - NOVEMBER 27: James Tate, 41, is pictured with his three children in front of their Suitland, Maryland home. On his lap is his youngest child, Justice Tate, 3. In the back are Jaxson, 6, left, and Josiah, 4. Prince George's this month became the first county in the country to require that all kids' meals served at restaurants in Prince George's include a healthy option. Officials say the bill is part of the council's effort to focus on health equity. One of the staunchest supporters of the bill has been James Tates, a Prince George's father who has been an advocate for healthy foods since his own weight loss journey in 2010 and says it has been impossible to find healthy options for his kids in the Suitland area. (Photo by Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
SUITLAND, MD - NOVEMBER 27: James Tate, 41, is pictured with his three children in front of their Suitland, Maryland home. On his lap is his youngest child, Justice Tate, 3. In the back are Jaxson, 6, left, and Josiah, 4. Prince George's this month became the first county in the country to require that all kids' meals served at restaurants in Prince George's include a healthy option. Officials say the bill is part of the council's effort to focus on health equity. One of the staunchest supporters of the bill has been James Tates, a Prince George's father who has been an advocate for healthy foods since his own weight loss journey in 2010 and says it has been impossible to find healthy options for his kids in the Suitland area. (Photo by Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Prince George's this month became the first county in the country to require that all kids' meals served at restaurants in Prince George's include a healthy option. Officials say the bill is part of the council's effort to focus on health equity. One of th
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