The Right to Read
An activist and a dedicated teacher collaborate with families in the United States to tackle the literacy crisis and systemic barriers in education.
“The greatest civil rights issue of our time.”
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An activist and a dedicated teacher collaborate with families in the United States to tackle the literacy crisis and systemic barriers in education.
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An activist and a dedicated teacher work alongside two families in the United States to address the literacy crisis affecting children. They confront systemic challenges within the education system that hinder access to reading. The documentary, directed by Jenny Mackenzie, runs for 79 minutes and emphasizes the essential role of literacy in achieving success. It presents personal stories that illustrate the ongoing fight for the right to read, a fundamental issue impacting the youngest generation across the nation.
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