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Young People & Students
President Obama reflects on the impact of Title IX
As the father of two daughters, President Obama knows firsthand the impact Title IX has had on not just the women of this country but also on America as a whole.
Read MoreIt's decision time: I'm a Democrat because my story depends on my vote
The story of how President Obama and the Democratic Party improved the prospects for my future—and the future of AAPIs and immigrants as a whole—is one that I want to be part of my own personal narrative. This is the only storyline that will cut through the uncertainty. Now, more than ever, it’s AAPI Decision Time.
Read MoreCelebrating 40 Years of Title IX
As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Title IX, it’s important to remember the important role it played in advancing the rights of women and girls.
Read More- Thanks to health care reform, 3.1 million more young Americans under 26 now have health insurance: OFA.BO/NkLTVK #progress
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Barack Obama
Student Loan Debt Repayment Reform
October 28, 2011In an effort to help put America back to work, President Obama refined the repayment process of federal loans allowing students to lower their rates to 10% of their discretionary income. The proposal will allow 1.6 million students to cap their loan payments making college more affordable than ever.
Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
The majority of the Armed Forces is comprised of Young Americans volunteering to defend this nation and its ideals. However, a sect of the population was forced to hide their sexual orientation in order to do so. President Obama lead the charge to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell allowing gay and lesbian members of the Armed Forces to serve openly for the first time in American history.
Health Care Reform for Young Americans
The Affordable Care Act opened access to health care to millions of Americans. Young Americans in particular saw change in the elimination of preexisting conditions for minors and the ability to stay on a parent or guardian’s health insurance plan until the age of 26 allowing them to finish school or search for a job without worrying about their health care.
