The survey team took care to collect data and perceptions from all religions, castes, the landed, the rich, the poor, the literate, the illiterate, etc.
In many ways, the indigenous rap movement has been an empowering tool for poorer, less literate communities in the city.
She had been amazed by how many poor, semi-literate people she met who had informed and intelligent views on politics; other club members kept them abreast of the news.
Most suspects are poor, often marginally literate, almost always terrified of the police.
In the next two days, a thousand people -- a lot of them poor and barely literate -- arrived with letters.
The poor are often literate in name only, limiting the utility of newspapers, while the nature of work keeps many people out on the street, away from televisions.
It is true that in some places, transnational corporations do provide income opportunities for many people, including some of the literate poor.
Although an estimated 75% of women over 15 years old in Balaka District are literate, poor women and women living in rural areas are less likely to be literate than their wealthier and urban counterparts.
The latter is, a travesty of Islamic Medicine, whose Hippocratic-Oath- equivalent (based on the teachings of the Quran and sayings of Prophet Muhammad) exhorts doctors to serve "all of mankind, poor or rich, literate or illiterate, Muslim or non-Muslim, black or white with patience and tolerance, with virtue and reverence, with knowledge and vigilance".
"I mean literally literate".
