When making positive change, sometimes you 'break things' - Harvard Gazette

Gina Raimondo emphasizes the need for change to improve conditions for Americans, even when it involves breaking traditional norms. Her achievements as Rhode Island's governor include annual tax cuts, raising the minimum wage, and making community college tuition free. While change may sometimes be disruptive, she argues that it must prioritize people’s well-being. Raimondo's commitment to fairness is deeply rooted in her background and personal experiences, including advocating for the average American and addressing the challenges posed by supply chain issues during her time as Commerce secretary.

If you want to make things better, says Gina Raimondo, that means things are going to have to change - and sometimes that means you "break things."

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