Money matters. Poverty, especially when highly concentrated, presents unique educational challenges. It takes more money, not less, to provide equitable educational opportunities in high poverty communities.
Fudge argues that increased funding is essential for equitable education in high poverty areas.
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I will not support taking food assistance away from low-income households, period.
It is a vital program, and I am hopeful that--it always has had bipartisan support.
We are requesting more funding for senior housing as well as we are asking communities, mayors and cities in particular, to use their--it is called section 108, but it is a loan function that they can use to also assist.
We don't have enough senior housing. We don't have enough housing that is affordable to seniors.
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