The link is an interview with another sista trying to put back in. I share much of her fundamental analysis. For providing the link to this information I accept your thanks in advance

Heard a young sista talking aout her babyfather like it was a fashion statement. The inner cities are a reality which many if not most of those that live it accept it is a fact of life. In the extreme what is needed is a total eclipse of the psyche, a complete reworking and unwashing of the brain and that's just to get them to see any tutoring being offered as a smaller begining to a bigger end game.

Your end game might mean you have no time for those who don't want to learn. There's plenty of resources for those that do, and I guess their are those on the borderline that just need a little push either way. We need to be dealing with all these dynamics from the perspective of a common agenda.


Ironic how years ago, when growing up our biggest fear was encountering racists and skinheads, now it's another black youth. Access to ****ography was restricted to a top shelf now we got the internet and the music industry and young girls are giving head for sport. Our children need things put into perspective before they become a perspective.

We've had hundreds if not thousands of militants and activists over the last fifty years yet look at our predicament today. Look at America and the plight of the average African American and we're supposed to be at least ten years behind them.

But by all means we should all play a part but goes back to ideology and reality. Jut like the police department, the reality is no matter what the politicians try, they accept they will never be totally rid of crime they'll just try to minimise the effects of it. There may never be a mass exodus to the motherland but we can still have the option there for those who want it.

Getting others to share your reality or ideology is no walk in the park when those you are trying to convince are trying to do the same to you with theirs. A teacher is only as good as the students ability to learn.