claim: says "by 4th grade, 86 percent of african-american boys and 82 percent (of) hispanic boys are reading below proficiency levels."
author: louise slaughter
evidence_1: location, race, data type, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015. united states,  american indian, percent, 81%, 80%, 81%, 78%, 78%. united states, asian or  pacific islander, percent, 51%, 55%, 51%, 49%, 47%. united states, black or  african american, percent, 84%, 86%, 84%, 83%, 82%. united states, hispanic  or latino ...
evidence_2: says "by 4th grade, 86 percent of african-american boys and 82 percent (of)  hispanic boys are reading below proficiency levels." — politifact national on  friday, february 28th, 2014. page 1 of 1. advertisement. how to contact us.  email comments and suggestions for fact-checks to truthometer@politifact.com or  find us on ...
evidence_3: jun 29, 2016 ... president barack obama walks with mentees on the south lawn of the white  house, oct. 14, 2014. president obama launched the my brother's keeper  initiative to address persistent opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of  color and to ensure that all young people can reach their full potential.
evidence_4: feb 27, 2014 ... for instance, large disparities remain in reading proficiency, with 86 percent of  black boys and 82 percent of hispanic boys reading below proficiency levels by  the fourth grade – compared to 58 percent of white boys reading below  proficiency levels. additionally, the disproportionate number of black and ...
evidence_5: percentage of hispanic (82 percent) boys who have ever been breastfeed does  not differ significantly from that their white (86 percent) and black peers (76  percent; see table 4). figure 1: hispanic boys begin life with a healthy start.  obesity starts early for latino boys. obesity among america's children and  adolescents is a ...