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not have a great number of career paths as stable and rewarding as barbering.” One of those people was Zarate. He40 attended school until the 12th grade, when his grandparents could no43 longer care for 44 his two younger siblings. He dropped out to care for 47 48 them, working odd jobs and honing his skills as a barber. “I was given the chance to work at this luxury shop Downtown,” Zarate said. “Things were going great. It was a dream come true. I was planning for my future. I was saving up some money for my baby.” KAMERON AUSTIN A state inspector showed COLLINS up at his shop for a surprise inspection. Zarate did not know that he was 30sold a fraudulent barber’s license. He was fined and told he could no longer work as a barber. At a disciplinary hearing, he was told he needed a high school diploma to get back to work. 31 “You don’t need a high school diploma to be an emergency 33 medical first responder,” said Braden Boucek, Beacon’s director of litigation. “You can literally restart the heart34 of a pulseless, non-breathing patient and have had no high school whatsoever. But to cut hair, you need a full four years of high school education, and that makes no sense.”
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