Whites often had access to fresh meat due to a combination of economic privilege, land ownership, and agricultural practices. In many historical contexts, they controlled land and resources, allowing them to raise livestock and cultivate crops. Additionally, social structures and policies often favored their access to resources, enabling them to maintain a steady supply of fresh meat. This access was often denied to marginalized groups, reflecting broader systemic inequalities.
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