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Real Talk. Real Law. Real Moms. Follow us on Substack for our nonpartisan write ups about Executive Orders, important court cases, our E for Everyone Educational pieces, and WWYMS opinion pieces. https://substack.com/@reallawmoms?r=1a4cew&utm_medium=ios
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Wow
Matt Gaetz posts that over-educated, under-loved white women are this nation’s true pandemic
April 20, 2025 at 2:03 PM
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Here’s the administrations “receipts” for the data on this newly vamped website.
April 18, 2025 at 5:24 PM
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We are beyond impressed by @booker.senate.gov not only is he like the energizer bunny, but even at hour 22 he knows more about American history than the 🤡. If only we were tech savvy enough to somehow photoshop this meme
April 1, 2025 at 9:51 PM
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Posting the letter to Northwestern Law (even though it’s linked in our recent write up) to make sure you all see the accusations against this law school clinic.
April 1, 2025 at 1:41 AM
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March 28, 2025 at 9:23 PM
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Fortunately, we took a screenshot earlier today
March 28, 2025 at 9:22 PM
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If you’re looking for the tea on the recent Executive Order about public service student loan forgiveness, check this out.

If you want “The Real Pulse” you check in with the Real Law Moms.” ✨👩‍⚖️✨

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The Real Pulse Real Law Moms TM March 11, 2025 RE: DATE: Executive Order: Restoring Public Service Loan Forgiveness March 7, 2025 LINK: Restoring Public Service Loan Forgiveness - The White House SUMMARY: In an action that could significantly alter the landscape of student loan forgiveness, this Executive Order targets student loan forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program based on an organization's activities. The Executive Order could have a major impact on a portion of the millions of borrowers who currently qualify for PSLF based on their employment. ANALYSIS: The PSLF program, established under the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007, provides a pathway to loan forgiveness for borrowers who commit to careers in the nonprofit or public sectors. Qualifying employers include government organizations at any level and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. This Executive Order highlights concerns over what the Trump administration contends was the previous administration's misuse of PSLF, including funding loans for employees prematurely and supporting organizations whose actions the Trump administration believe harm public interests. It reads in pertinent part: "The PSLF Program has misdirected tax dollars into activist organizations that not only fail to serve the public interest, but actually harm our national security and American values, sometimes through criminal means." The Executive Order directs the Secretary of Education to revise the PSLF program to exclude from eligibility "individuals employed by organizations whose activities have a substantial illegal purpose." The order identifies several categories of "illegal activities" which include: • "Aiding or abetting violations" of federal immigration law; • "Supporting terrorism" or "facilitating funding" to cartels; • "Child abuse," which is defined as providing or supporting gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth; • "Engaging in a pattern of aiding and abetting … The order does not and cannot automatically alter eligibility requirements, but it does direct the Department of Education to revise regulatory language. Notably, the process to change these regulations is lengthy and usually takes around one to two years. WHO IT IMPACTS: These changes could influence which organizations qualify for PSLF, potentially impacting employment and funding for certain public service sectors. Read broadly, the categories characterized as "illegal" could exclude any number of immigrant right organizations, LGBTQ organizations, civil rights organizations or any organizations that support DEI initiatives. The categories being referenced are so broad and ill-defined that they could be used to deny student loan forgiveness eligibility to a wide swath of organizations that do not align with the policies of this administration, potentially even state and local governments.
March 14, 2025 at 2:48 AM