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forgivable

adjective as in excusable

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It also states Harris would provide forgivable loans for Black business owners along with opportunities for the Black community to participate as a “national cannabis industry takes shape.”

From Salon

The agenda Harris released this week takes a holistic approach to Black men’s health care, not only vowing to increase screenings for conditions like prostate cancer and funding for diseases like sickle cell disease that disproportionately impact Black men, but also promising $20,000 in forgivable loans for socially disadvantaged entrepreneurs among many other economic pledges.

From Salon

On Monday, Harris unveiled an “Opportunity Agenda for Black Men” that includes providing fully forgivable loans to entrepreneurs; creating education, training and mentorship programs aimed at increasing job opportunities such as teaching for Black men; and creating a health equity initiative to focus on sickle cell disease, diabetes and other conditions that disproportionately affect Black men.

Earlier, she unveiled an “Opportunity Agenda for Black Men” that includes providing fully forgivable loans to entrepreneurs; creating education, training and mentorship programs aimed at increasing job opportunities such as teaching for Black men, and creating a health equity initiative to focus on sickle-cell disease, diabetes and other conditions that disproportionately affect Black men.

It’s not spin, it’s not misspeaking, it’s not forgivable exaggeration — Donald Trump lies, and his lies are dangerous.

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