[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley




The crisis of student loan debt is a racial, disability, and economic
justice issue. It is a gender and multi-generational issue. That's why
Ayanna is leading the fight to cancel at least $50,000 in federal loan
debt for every borrower.

But with just about 10 weeks left until student loan payments restart, she
needs our help to keep up the pressure on President Biden to use his
authority to make transformative student debt cancellation a reality.

[ [link removed] ]Will you rush a $3 contribution right now to support
Ayanna as she leads this movement and pushes President Biden to take bold
action on student loan cancellation?



[ [link removed] ]Contribute $3



No one should be saddled with insurmountable student debt, but millions of
people — from all walks of life — are carrying this burden every day. And
today is a great day for President Biden to keep his promise and cancel
student loan debt.

Broad-based student debt cancellation is an investment in our families,
communities, and economy. It would provide immediate relief to millions of
people during an ongoing pandemic and economic crisis, help narrow the
racial wealth gap, and provide a massive stimulus to our economy.

President Joe Biden has the authority to cancel student debt with the
stroke of a pen — without waiting for Congress to act — and he must use it
to provide essential relief for millions of borrowers.

[ [link removed] ]We
need your help to send the message to President Biden that the people are
demanding student debt cancellation NOW. Rush a $3
contribution right now to help us send that message and keep up the
pressure.

In solidarity,

The A-Team


 




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