John,
Last week, President Biden released a new Build Back Better framework, bringing us one step closer to a historic, essential, and long-overdue investment in our country’s children and families. We’re poised to boost families’ economic stability and reduce racial inequities in income, housing, education, and health care that harm Black and brown children every day. We appreciate the countless child advocates, parents, friends in the White House, and champions in Congress who have fought for decades to bring us to this point.
However, we cannot compromise when it comes to the well-being of children and youth. Young people are not a special interest, and they’re not a negotiation tactic. Political gamesmanship has resulted in losses we cannot stomach. Until every child has what they need to thrive, even “better” is not yet good enough.
What does the Build Back Better framework mean for you?
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