They Can’t Read: The Real Education Crisis in America

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They Can’t Read: The Real Education Crisis in Black America
Host: B.I.G. Nel Obuya | Presented by RUN It BAC Media | Streaming exclusively on 2Raw4TV.tv

In this powerful episode, B.I.G. Nel Obuya exposes the hidden truth behind the literacy crisis in America’s Black communities. With over 70% of Atlanta Public Schools students reading below grade level, it’s time to ask the hard questions:
Why has education taken a back seat to politics and slogans?
And what does real empowerment look like when our children can’t read what freedom means?

This conversation dives deep into history, policy, and culture — connecting the dots from Booker T. Washington’s call for practical education to the modern classroom struggles of Black students across Georgia and the nation.

Through the lens of the Street Scholar Report, we explore how literacy isn’t just a skill — it’s survival, it’s strategy, and it’s sovereignty.

🧠 “If you can’t read, you can’t lead.”
🔥 “Literacy is liberation.”

Watch the full episode on 2Raw4TV.tv and join the movement to rebuild the mind of a nation — one book at a time.