A judge in Detroit ruled that "access to literacy" is not a constitutional right, after students sued state officials saying that poor conditions at their schools violate constitutional rights. Do you think “access to literacy” is – or should be – a constitutional right? | Daily Question

A judge in Detroit ruled that "access to literacy" is not a constitutional right, after students sued state officials saying that poor conditions at their schools violate constitutional rights. Do you think “access to literacy” is – or should be – a constitutional right? Published on July 19, 2018 → Survey conducted on July 19, 2018 on 7423 U.S. adults

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It is a constitutional right, and it should be

36%

It is a constitutional right, but it shouldn’t be

4%

It isn’t a constitutional right, but it should be

20%

It isn’t a constitutional right, and it shouldn’t be

19%

Not sure

21%

It is a constitutional right, and it should be

36%

It is a constitutional right, but it shouldn’t be

4%

It isn’t a constitutional right, but it should be

20%

It isn’t a constitutional right, and it shouldn’t be

19%

Not sure

21%