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DMN: African-American Read-In emphasizes 'lost art' of reading
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DMN: African-American Read-In emphasizes 'lost art' of reading
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For four years, the Cornerstone Baptist Church has hosted the African-American Read-In, which promotes advanced literacy to children.
The Dallas Morning News covered the Read-In that happened this past weekend. Click here to read more about the event that featured speeches and readings from Mayor Mike Rawlings, Betty Hooey, a member of the Texas Silver-Haired Legislature, and Dallas ISD students.