Former Sanitation Worker Graduates From Harvard Law School | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Former Sanitation Worker Graduates From Harvard Law School | New Pittsburgh Courier

Photo: GoFundMe A Maryland man went from working as a sanitation worker to earning his juris doctorate from Harvard Law School. Rehan Staton, 27, told ABC News that his family “started to run into a lot of financial insecurities” when he was in second grade. 'There were holes in the ceilings. There was black mold … Continued

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