In Quitman County, Mississippi, 48 percent of adults struggle to read at a basic level. A preschool program there funded by Save the Children aims to help kids get ready to read to ensure success later in life. NBC News’ Cynthia McFadden visits with actress and Save the Children ambassador Jennifer Garner.
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Hopefully, the Mississippi people will produce a more educated and more intelligent generation who will not vote for their problems.
US Black Citizens were the only Citizens that were Enslaved in America. They aren't Immigrants or Migrants. They did work but it was Free Labor that built this Country and Black Labor that built this Country. They didn't come here looking for Something in America and to see another group come over here it's Disgraceful and UnAmerican
Rail and Interstate access infrastructure will enable the transport of goods and services that will attract businesses to the area and provide jobs, and lower poverty.
Joe Biden didn't want his children going to school with Black children.He called it the RACIAL JUNGLE. VOTE BLUE OR YOU AIN'T BLACK
BLM went bankrupt because math is racist
Go to Baltimore high school graduates can't read