So All Can Read

The Black and Dyslexic Podcast hosted by Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne offers an authentic and raw perspective into the challenges faced when advocating for yourself or your child with a learning disability. Black and underrepresented minorities don’t experience advocacy the same way as our White counter-parents. Dyslexia is too often misdiagnosed, untreated, and under identified in our communities. Youth with untreated dyslexia are more likely than their non dyslexic peers to end up unemployed, underemployed or even incarcerated. Purpose:
To remove the stigma in the Black and brown communities about dyslexia and other learning disabilities

To raise awareness in the Black and brown community about the special education process

To feature advocates, tutors, and psychologists specific to advocating, treating, and teaching those with dyslexia or other learning disabilities. Tune in each week as Winifred, LeDerick and their guest share insights to help remove the stigma and raise awareness about dyslexia on topics ranging from why schools won’t “say dyslexia”, to federal prisons mandated to “screen and treat” inmates with dyslexia. Why is the government waiting until Black and brown folk are incarcerated before they screen and treat dyslexia? This show will also spotlight everyday dyslexics and celebrities who share their journey of winning over dyslexia and other learning differences. www.podcast.soallcanread.org