And until the 1960s, state colleges and universities were tuition free…
More Perfect Union
 @MorePerfectUS
1 Mar 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently deciding whether to kill Biden's student debt cancellation plan. When the justices were in college, the average student loan debt was under $1070. Now it's $31,000 — up 2,807%.

Mar 1, 2023 · 7:16 PM UTC

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If the plan is killed and nothing is done about the student loan crisis, then we can expect the student loan bubble to burst as defaults soar come summer and beyond. Then down goes the economy. We could see a full on economic depression on the near horizon.
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They weren't free. It was paid for by taxpayer money.
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Exactly
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Where in the constitution does it allow the federal government to be a student loan bank? I hope SCOTUS rules all student debts null and void, then abolishes the federal student loan program all together.
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Debt Slave #314159265359 @WOALUNOW
21 Aug 2022
So how do we handle this aspect of the student loan debt crisis?
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Mirian have you had a chance to read the new human rights movement by Peter Joseph? I absolutely love it it discusses how greed is structural.
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The ADOS Advocacy Foundation

The American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS) Advocacy Foundation is a grassroots organization that arose in response to a national landscape rife with yawning racialized gaps. With an eye toward the…

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Really? That’s insane. Wonder why it still can’t be
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Absolutely NOT true. I paid tuition in the late 70s/early 80s at my local state university.
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Trump was allowed to file bankruptcy, but we can't.
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