Is There a Point of Putting Whole Foods in a Poor Neighborhood?

There's all these studies to put farmers markets and poor neighborhoods. Only one in eight americans actually shops at the nearest grocery store. The point of it is to incite class warfare, i think, and invite more rich people into that neighborhood. Blob totally disingenuously, because rich people are allowed to make decisions for themselves in the health of their communities,. Non rich, white people just aren't, right?