According to one of the lectures, why is the US Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) often a focus of criticism while other government related food benefits, like farm subsidies, do not? Group of answer choices SNAP's beneficiaries are often people of color while the beneficiaries of other government programs, like farm subsidies, tend to be white people and thus criticism is grounded in white supremacy. SNAP has significantly less restrictions on how beneficiaries can use the money than other programs which has been shown to lead to misuse and thus criticism of the program. SNAP is a highly visible government benefit while other government benefits, like farm subsidies, are far less visible and thus less open to criticism. SNAP is the largest government benefit program and therefore is open to more criticism than other government programs with fewer beneficiaries. SNAP only benefits a few people while other government programs benefit a wider proportion of the population which causes people to be critical of the few who receive this benefit