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OP-ED: Don't Make Black Success a Disqualifier in the Biden-Harris Administration | Dallas Weekly

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The Biden-Harris Transition Team should not be forced to exclude talented people of color because they have chosen certain career paths. The vast majority of People of color, particularly Black people, do not come from generational wealth and most often are the first in their families to attend college. When they graduate and choose to go into public service, it is truly a personal sacrifice because they often do so with a heavy debt burden.

Source: Dallas Weekly

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