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The Impact of Attaining College Degrees on Black America

August 05, 2023
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In the United States, the attainment of college degrees has been regarded as a crucial pathway to upward social mobility and economic opportunities. For Black Americans, historical and systemic barriers have posed significant challenges to educational attainment. However, the pursuit and achievement of college degrees have had a transformative impact on Black individuals, families, communities,

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