This is about educators who have sleepless nights because they can’t meet the monthly minimums and pay for childcare, who took on this debt because they want to educate our babies.
Ayanna Pressley: “This is about educators who have sleepless nights because they can’t meet the monthly minimums and pay for childcare…”
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Pressley highlights the struggles of educators affected by student debt.
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