Is a degree the answer to reducing poverty?

In 1960, 7.7% of adults above the age of 25 had a degree, today 37.5% over the age of 25 have a degree. Almost 40% of 25 and older have a degree, yet poverty remains unchanged. Is a degree really necessary to make a good wage? Is a degree valuable in the workplace? Just something I stumbled across and questioned.

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Peaches · F

NO, standing up to the rich and elite is!😏It has to end sometime....

Roadsterrider · 56-60, M

@Peaches Which "rich and elite" are you talking about? Is it the "shadow government" or is it the Gates, Musks, Soros, and Rockefellors who are really running the show? Maybe the 70% of senators and congressmen who become millionaires in office making $150K a year?

Peaches · F

@Roadsterrider All of them and MORE. They are pulling the strings. The military isn't innocent either.👽