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This is the Tom Harbin program.

Hey, welcome back to our program and one of the articles that I wrote and published during the time

that we were on vacation was titled a student at a crime against America's future.

Now, I've talked about this before on this program and in other venues and in fact,

I've been talking about it for 20 years or longer, but 20 years on the air on this program.

But I want to just give you the ammunition for these arguments one more time,

just in case you're new or you're unfamiliar with it or it wasn't at the tip of your mind.

The Supreme Court struck down, well, was it a week ago, a little over a week ago,

struck down President Biden's proposed $10 to $20,000 forgiveness of student loan debt

for millions of Americans in debt.

This is a particular slap on black women who hold almost two-thirds of all the student loan

debt in the United States, which is a pretty shocking statistic when you consider it.

Nearly two-thirds of $2 trillion of student loan debt is held by black women in the United States.

And the Supreme Court said, nope, not going to do it. Now, clearly, this is the Supreme Court

doing policy-making rather than deciding things along constitutional lines.

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