The document presents information about the relationship between socioeconomic factors and obesity rates in the United States. It shows maps that overlay the most obese states with the poorest states, least educated states, and most religious states. This reveals that the states with the highest obesity rates tend to be in the South, and are also generally the poorest, least educated, and most religious parts of the country. The document suggests that socioeconomic influences like income, education, and religion can compound to put certain citizens at a disadvantage for obesity.