In both the worlds of fiction and reality, "lunch ladies" (or as they're professionally known as, school food service workers) are taking a stand to create a better tomorrow.
In fiction, it's in the form of an increasingly-popular "graphic novel," starring a lunch lady whose mission is "serving justice - and serving lunch." The stories, written for young readers aged 5 to 10, center around the lunch lady and her fellow food service workers foiling evil school-related plots (for example, stopping an unpopular teacher's scheme to win the "Teacher of the Year Award," or battling a group of librarians who want to destroy all video games).
The stories are becoming so popular that Saturday Night Live alumna Amy Poehler has begun to executive produce a movie based on the series.
In the real world, school food service workers are coming out to take a stand for better lunches. Here's a great clip from local news channel WITI in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, covering the issue:
If you're a school food service worker or a concerned parent (you're a superhero, too, trust me!), you can also take matters into your own hands by visiting our page on the Child Nutrition Act: http://campaignforqualityservices.org/a/schoolmeals/index.php
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Thanks for the links. Well I feel happy that there are still people who are concerned in making foods to our less fortunate people. For me, they might not have super powers but having a good heart to feed people are enough to be consider as superhero. Well I hope like these school food service workers in Milwaukee who are coming out to take a stand for better lunches, there could also be more school food service workers or other volunteers to share their time and help to others who are less fortunate and need some nutritious foods. You don’t need any payday loan to extend your hands and help others all you need is a clean heart and from the heart service to be consider a “superhero” at silent deeds.