San Francisco's board of supervisors recently voted to ban most of McDonald's Happy Meals as they are now served in the restaurants. The measure will make San Francisco the first major city in the country to forbid restaurants from offering a free toy with meals that contain more than set levels of calories, sugar and fat. The ordinance would also require restaurants to provide fruits and vegetables with all meals for children that come with toys.
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San Francisco's board of supervisors recently voted to ban most of McDonald's Happy Meals as they are now served in the restaurants. The measure will make San Francisco the first major city in the country to forbid restaurants from offering a free toy with meals that contain more than set levels of calories, sugar and fat. The ordinance would also require restaurants to provide fruits and vegetables with all meals for children that come with toys.
El consejo de supervisores de San Francisco recientemente votó a favor de prohibir las Comidas Felices de McDonald’s (McDonald's Happy Meals) como son servidas actualmente en los restaurantes. Dicha medida hará de San Francisco la primera ciudad importante en el país en prohibir a los restaurantes ofrecer un juguete gratis con alimentos que contienen arriba de los niveles estándar de calorías, azúcar y grasa. La ordenanza también exigirá que los
Police departments are beginning to recognize that racial, ethnic and gender biases influence the behavior of police officers, according to a panel of experts at a recent Oakland Citizens’ Police Review Board (CPRB) forum on biased-based policing.
“There are biases we bring to the job and biases we are taught in the police department,” said Chief Ron Davis of East Palo Alto, an expert in racial profiling. “All communities are dealing with it. It’s a human behavior issue.
Los departamentos de policía están comenzando a reconocer que los prejuicios raciales, étnicos y de género influencian el comportamiento de los oficiales de la policía, de acuerdo a un panel de expertos en un reciente foro sobre patrullaje basado en prejuicios por el Oakland Citizens’ Police Review Board (CPRB).
“Hay prejuicios que traemos al trabajo y prejuicios que nos son enseñados en el departamento de la policía”,