White supremacy has woven its way into our education system

Andrew, The narrative that success and a better life starts with getting an education has been preached to Black communities for generations. And now, Black people are not only attending college but are graduating at higher rates than before. But of course, white supremacy has woven its way into our education system – creating unnecessary hurdles for Black students and families. Here are some not-so-fun stats: On average, Black people have nearly $53,000 in student loan debt four years after graduation—almost twice as much as their white counterparts. Black borrowers typically owe 50% more in student debt upon graduation than their white peers. Four years after graduation, this debt gap increases from 50% to 100%. We'll let you do the math here. The reality is this: Student debt has a disproportionate impact on Black students and families. If you're able, add your name to our petition for Biden to cancel ALL debt and share your personal story about being a Black borrower.        CANCEL IT ALL     In love and solidarity, Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation        DONATE     Black Lives Matter Global Network To unsubscribe, please click here. Sent via ActionNetwork.org. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Black Lives Matter Global Network, please click here.