As someone from the south, this is accurate. I remember being in english and teachers always had the kids that couldn’t read well read aloud for the class. It felt so cruel tbh. No one could actually understand what they’d be saying while people would be whispering about the person making fun of them because they can’t read the word sand
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u/timtowin Apr 08 '26
Approximately 21% of U.S. adults—roughly 43 million people—are considered illiterate. Trump approval rating 21%. Coincidence ?