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Trump's cuts halt UCSF study that gave Black young adults guaranteed income

 afrakan  May 4, 2025  Leave a comment



Sheri Lippman, lead researcher on a UCSF clinical trial that aimed to measure the impact of guaranteed income on local Black young adults, …



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