Avi threw me off and the Harlem Shake Story reference. Noted.
Besides the fact that a car is a necessity in many places, you also ignore that a lot of people can't afford a home or a decent car because of the financial albatross of student loans hanging from their neck weighing them down. People should not be denied the opportunity to build wealth and live dignified lives because they got an education. That's a ridiculous stance to take.
My mother is still paying her student loans for fordham undergrad/law. That's decades of payments we're talking about.
Ahhh not true. Money in is money in. Money owed doesn’t mean you’re paying out a certain amount.
I got him, @dwalk, this is how you do it in front of a crowd of white people...
We tell kids if they want to get far in the race they need to get a degree, and then we trip them at the starting line and tell them to pull themselves up by their tangled bootstraps. "Got $60K in debt? Try not buying coffee!" as if the ******* coffee is the problem and not the practice of exploiting vulnerable children for financial gain.
Well that stems from high school too. Look at how many programs that only help you if you go to a major or D2 college. Look at how the system is in place to go directly into a major university. It is beyond disproportional. Major college with help OR community but you’re on your own (generally speaking).
They're kids that don't really know anything, especially if they're 1st generation college students, no one to really guide them. You take these children with no financial education and just throw them out there just suddenly responsible for 1000s without proper explanation. It's overwhelming.
I will dance and sing, then unapologetically rub my blackness in their faces as did JB. If you look closely, you'll see white people singing that they are Black and Proud as well......it's infectious
