but i think what you actually see there is manager that is that is a problem that s much bigger than on the surface. you might say it doesn t matter whether you have this unfairness when it comes to legacies at harvard. they tend to to flow into the nation s elite. the elite in our corporate world and our howard: harvard, yale of course, multiple institutions. as someone who has argued consistently on your show and others on this network, we have a problem with america s elite right now because it does not look like the country, it s it s not connected to the rest of the country, and it s doing a poor job of what we ask it to do. we re always going to have a class of elites, but we want them to be good at their job, and unfortunately at the current moment we don t, and maybe a big part of that is we ve been credentialing people as opposed to make them do the work to earn the advantages they achieve. howard: washington post story, biden faces renewed pressure to embrace supreme co
sort of a breakdown of the demographics of folks carrying two didn t. black women carry a mean of $37,558 in debt upon graduation, more than any other group. as you can see from the whole student debt there s that graph right there. so black women, oh, are the highest most indebted group of any group are folks in 20 themselves through college. black women are overrepresented in pursuing high education, and if you remember, tracey cotham s work on higher education, there s a way that black women have gone after these credentialing process is as a way to combat histories of racism and sexism that of wallace out of opportunities. but i want your personal, so you put up my tweet about the day that i was relieved of $78,000 in student loan debt, right? i was a beneficiary of affirmative action programs throughout my educational career. and high school, i was part of
nikki haley. and with vice president pence, he goes into the race saying, on day one, i m ready to be president. he s held head of state meetings, he s been a governor, he s travelled all over the world. the credentialing is all there. what s going to be he s got a number of challenges that stand out to me. how do you differentiate yourself from the other conservatives in the race, nikki haley and tim scott? and how do you navigate the trump of it? you know there s the 30% that you ve got to pull a little bit of that are die hard with trump. it s uniquely hard for mike pence post-january 6th to get those folks. the other theory of the case is you try to activate some registered primary voter who is didn t turn out in the trump years with a hopeful leading message. i don t sleep on mike pence as someone who may rise in the polls. he s politically astute, he s travelled all over the country boosting other candidates before. i totally agree with that. he s done well since he left