We already had this discussion. This is hitting the black community (especially black women) hard because they, on average, never repay their loans. It is doubly-hard as it is coming at a time of mass layoffs of the DEI industry. Well, a dose of reality can be a bitter pill to swallow.

"so we'd all appreciate a link to a reputable source for your claims.
#12 | Posted by billy_boy"

Already provided -------. I already have enough annoyance with lamplighter constantly asking for links, I have no desire to start supplying them for his dopey brother now too.

"okeedokey sits to pee :)
#14 | Posted by billy_boy"

You have no need to narrate your actions while posting - this is not year 2000 ICR.

"#16 | Posted by oneironaut"

Based on the writing style, Bill Boy seems to be an alt account for Lamplighter. Same no substance posting, same goofy line spacing, same goof 'link' requests. I guess I should ignore that account too.

"The government caused these problems.
#20 | Posted by Imshakinitboss"

The government didn't cause the problem - they just enabled stupid people to make stupid choices and now we have the entirely predictable result. The core issue is college costs being too high (which the colleges have not yet addressed) and their ROI due to teaching watered down classes is too low (which the colleges have not addressed yet). The 'fix' is 2-stage: first the government makes the current crop of stupid grads pay for their schooling and it serves as an example to the next crop of future college students. Enrollment falls (which we are seeing) and colleges will be forced to reduce costs and increase quality to entice the students back. It is a problem 30-40 years in the making and will take a decade to solve. A big part will be getting rid of the 90% liberal professors in most departments and replacing them with someone with actual practical experience and critical thinking skills.