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  • Press Releases
    Mar 24, 2022

    New Poll: As Restart of Student Loan Payments Approaches, Vast Majority of Latino Voters Expect Major Shift in Families’ Financial Security

    More than 6-in-10 Latino Voters Expect “Major Changes to Saving or Spending” if Payments Resume in Five Weeks; Supermajority of Latino Voters Support Action by President Biden to Extend Payment Pause, Cancel Student Debt

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  • Polling
    Mar 24, 2022

    Poll: As Restart of Student Loan Payments Approaches, Vast Majority of Latino Voters Expect Major Shift in Families’ Financial Security

    More than 6-in-10 Latino Voters Expect “Major Changes to Saving or Spending” if Payments Resume in Five Weeks; Supermajority of Latino Voters Support Action by President Biden to Extend Payment Pause, Cancel Student Debt

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  • Press Releases
    Feb 28, 2022

    New Poll: As Joe Biden Addresses the Nation, Voters of Color Overwhelmingly Support Action to Cancel Student Debt, Extend Pause on Student Loan Payments

    A new SBPC-Data for Progress poll reveals that more than 6-in-10 likely voters support extending President Biden’s pause on student loan payments, including 70 percent of Black likely voters and 76 percent of Latino and Latina likely voters.

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  • Polling
    Feb 28, 2022

    Poll: New Poll: As Joe Biden Addresses the Nation, Voters of Color Overwhelmingly Support Action to Cancel Student Debt, Extend Pause on Student Loan Payments

    This SBPC-Data for Progress poll reveals that more than 6-in-10 likely voters support extending President Biden’s pause on student loan payments, including 70 percent of Black likely voters and 76 percent of Latino and Latina likely voters.

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  • Blogs
    Feb 22, 2022

    The End of the Payment Pause is a Civil Rights Issue

    As advocates continue to push the Biden Administration to extend the pause on student loan payments, it is crucial that we recognize how ending the payment pause will uniquely impact Black and Latino borrowers.

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  • Blogs
    Sep 27, 2021

    Policy Choices are Driving Racial Disparities in Access to Income-Driven Repayment

    A new SBPC report sounds a warning that failures in the design of the IDR application process may exacerbate the unevenness of pandemic recovery along racial lines.

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  • Press Releases
    Sep 22, 2021

    Advocates Call on President Biden to Cancel Student Loan Debt for Public Service Workers

    More than 200 organizations representing millions of public service workers from all corners of the country called on President Biden to fix the broken PSLF program and deliver promised student debt relief to borrowers.

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  • Press Releases
    Jul 28, 2021

    New Report Finds For-Profit Schools Targeting Black and Latino Communities

    . The report plots the location of for-profit schools in cities across the Midwest, showing how these institutions often cluster in certain areas to exploit borrowers of color by offering programs of dubious value financed by expensive and hard to repay student debt. Further, new data analysis reveals that, at the national level, for-profit schools are roughly twice as likely to set up in majority Latino or majority Black zip codes as compared…

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  • Reports
    Jul 28, 2021

    Mapping Exploitation: Examining For-Profit Colleges as Financial Predators in Communities of Color

    This report examines how predatory for-profit institutions are geographically targeting communities of color in cities in the Upper Midwest and across the country. By targeting prospective Black and Latino students with dubious educational programs and high levels of debt, the report shows how these institutions are systematically stripping wealth from these communities.

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  • Blogs
    Jul 8, 2021

    New Data Show Alarming Racial Disparities for Student Loan Debt Collections

    Our analysis of new data uncovers stark racial disparities at the local level in student debt distress.

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