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ALT Image description: There is large bold text that says, "Women hold 2/3 of all student loan debt." Below is a text box with black text and yellow highlighted statistics. It has a yellow drop shadow. It says, "Here is the average amount of undergraduate loan debt that women owe by race one year after graduation: Asian women: $27,606.60. Latina women: $29,302.45. White women: $33,851.98. NHPI women: $38,747.44. Black women: $41,465.05."

ALT "Student Debt is a Gender Issue." "2/3. Nearly two-thirds of all student loan debt is held by women. 26% less. Women with a bachelor's degree who work full time make 26% less than their male counterparts on average. Because of this, it takes women two years longer than men to pay back loans, on average. $15K more. Black women hold the highest amount of student loan debt of any racial or gender group. Women graduate owing almost $22,000 in student debt on average. Black women graduate with an average of $37,558 in student debt.

ALT "Student Debt is a Gender Issue." "1/3. One-third of women say that more than 1/4 of their monthly income goes toward student loan debt payments. $120K. Student survivors of sexual assault drop out of school at a rate of 34%. For survivors, the economic cost of assault is around $120K over their lifetime on top of student loan debt. 51%. Student loan debt is a gender issue that significantly impacts trans people, with over half (51.0%) of transgender adults carrying federal student loans.

ALT "Make no mistake: Student debt is a gender and racial issue. Women hold two-thirds of America’s total student debt, with Black women carrying the most student debt of any group. President Biden’s student debt cancellation plan was a huge win for women and gender-expansive people everywhere." Below is bold white text that says, "By striking down his plan, the Court is denying permanent relief to millions of borrowers who are burdened by a broken system."
The New York Times@nytimes29 Jun 2023





























