This piece interviews students and faculty from Baruch’s Black and Latinx studies program. It discusses how the Department of Education cutbacks from the second Trump administration will disproportionately effect Black and Latinx communities. Quote: “From my perspective, the availability of education funds is absolutely crucial for Black and Latino communities,” said Jimenez. “It’s not just about providing opportunities — it’s about addressing historical inequities and creating pathways to economic mobility.” He describes the abolishment of DOE as “devastating” for Black and Latino students, especially CUNY students.” -Andy Jimenez
“Department of Education shutdown threatens its purpose of equal access”
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