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Here's the Education Select Committee during yesterday's ‘Reading for Pleasure’ inquiry. The panel, all white women, were asked by Jess Asato MP about boys, and if they had any advice on how to improve boys' literacy. Five blank faces in response. Their expert answer was no.

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