I don't think anyone is denying that there are places where it's harder to get to a grocery store. The issue is the way "food deserts" are viewed as a sign of racism or a reason for fat people to be fat, rather than either a sign of the free market working the way it's supposed to or an indicator that grocery store owners aren't willing to set themselves up to lose money on the off chance that a few people in the area might be desperate for kumquats. Do none of the grocery stores in your area offer delivery? No Amazon? Are there no cabs or Uber or whatever--some companies offer lower rates during off-hours/less busy times of day.