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We cannot achieve economic, environmental, or educational justice until we confront structural racism and take our demands directly to the financial elite profiting off the crises in our communities.

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The avoidable inequalities created by structural racism concentrate health risk in Black and Brown communities and then block access to health care services, hamper public health initiatives, and leave aid and assistance to be meted out by inadequate charitable endeavors.

Systemic racial discrimination targets Black and Brown people to the point that race itself could be considered a preexisting health condition. ... See MoreSee Less

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Campaign hub for organizations working at the intersection of racial justice and Wall Street accountability. Press/Contact: media@acrecampaigns.org

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A2: Black & Latinx families, low-income individuals, & first-generation borrowers are most impacted by student debt. Student debt cancellation will allow them to create small businesses, become homeowners, start families, and increase intergenerational wealth #CancelStudentDebt

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A1: As the economy and pandemic get worse, the government needs to use all its resources to help. Cancelling student debt is one of the most powerful tools it has to provide relief. It would help millions, especially Black & Brown communities impacted the most! #CancelStudentDebt

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