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"It's wrong that on-time rent payments don't go on credit scores, yet apartments can deny people a lease based on that very credit score. Credit scores did not exist the way we know them today until 1989. Not only can we do better, we must."
The tweet is structured with a clear message, highlighting the inconsistency in how on-time rent payments are not factored into credit scores, yet they are used to deny people leases. It also mentions the historical context of credit scores, noting that they did not exist in their current form until 1989. The tweet concludes with a call to action, emphasizing the need for improvement.
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