Alexis Jennings

Alternatives, Inc.

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Twenty-three-year old graduate of Xavier University; AmeriCorps Volunteer at Alternatives Inc, a youth services organization in Chicago, Illinois

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Recovery from the Great Recession is sluggish at best, and the Census Bureau has provided the  latest evidence  of ongoing decline.

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Recovery from the Great Recession is sluggish at best, and the Census Bureau has provided the latest evidence of ongoing decline.

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