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Author: So’Phelia Morrow

So’Phelia Morrow is a joint PhD student in social work and sociology at the University of Michigan. She currently has about $150,000 in student loan debt. Follow @theprofwithlocs.
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To Stop the Violence of Student Loan Debt, Biden Must Cancel It All

To Stop the Predatory Burden of Student Loan Debt, Biden Must Cancel It All

Terri Friedline and So’Phelia Morrow

President Biden and policymakers in Congress cannot underestimate the benefits to Black women’s health and quality of life from cancelling student loan debt. Student loan debt cancellation would have immediate impacts on women’s lives.

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