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It’s been going on for years. It’s a question that’s never been answered. —Alicia Reeves-Cobb, Retired, Dorchester
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There’s a lack of jobs and a lack of job training programs. —Dwan Ollison, Parks and Recreation, Mattapan
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The rich control the economy. When prices go up, we have less pay. —Jeanetta Donald, Preschool Teaacher, Jamaica Plain
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I think it’s because people don’t have access to good-paying jobs. People don’t have a chance to work in fields that pay better wages. —Sarah Flint, Lead Organizer, Roslindale
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It’s the tax system. They need to tax wealthy people more. —Terrance Brown, Personal Care Attendant, Roxbury
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I think it’s education. When people go to college, they’re allied with the rich. —Theodore Walcott, Retired, Roxbury