When asked if she could read a letter in court, witness Rachel Jeantel, her head bowed, murmured with embarrassment, "I don't read cursive," according to court testimony.
She can't read—period.
I learned to write cursive as a boy. I never really cared for it, and so gradually developed a partly printed, partly italic penmanship of my own. It's entirely legible; with age, however, and disuse, it's lost some of its elegance.
You got it.