Quote by Kelvin Throop III

There is no such thing as a functional illiterate.

There is no such thing as a functional illiterate.

Summary

This quote suggests that there is no such term as "functional illiterate," implying that the concept itself is flawed. It suggests that individuals who are considered "illiterate" can still function and participate in society without facing significant barriers. It challenges the notion that literacy is solely defined by conventional standards, emphasizing that individuals can possess other skills and abilities that enable them to navigate and contribute to the world, even if they do not excel in traditional literacy skills.

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By Kelvin Throop III

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