There is a culture of low expectations, both among blacks and in society at large.
This derives from a low cultural level, and a sense of pessimism.
Black popular culture is often marked by aggression and materialism, or mawkish religiousity.
Blacks require leaders who challenge these negative cultural elements and support the development of an educated black middle class.
2007-02-10 08:41:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Hello, I'm a white South-African male. Believe me I've heard this debate a million times before and they all led nowhere.
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2007-02-10 07:52:53
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answered by Anonymous
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As a white male, I grew up in an almost all black school. It didn't take long to realize that the blacks didn't come to school for an education. They wouldn't shut up or participate in class activities. The black students who really wanted an education were ostracized by the other students. A good way to fix this is get the parents involved in their education.
2007-02-10 10:20:05
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answered by brewer82 3
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2016-11-03 02:10:37
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answered by ? 4
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for anyone that suffers in school I honestly think it has a lot to do with what's going on at home. People constantly tell me I act white because of how I carry myself and how well I do in school, when honestly my mother simply encouraged me and brought me up with strong morals and values. Beyond home life, some kids' education suffers simply because of the location of their schools. Richer neighborhoods get loads of school funding, while poorer neighborhoods barely get any funding so they can't really get ahead. All students need to be taught in a way that will keep them interested and families really need to encourage and stimulate their kids to learn from a young age.
2007-02-10 14:54:41
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answered by Serenity 4
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Religion. It encourages us to accept things that don't add up to logic thus our brains are programmed to be mentally dead from an early age. We are a people who strive on facts in order for us to develop our full potential so the inconsistancies and contradictions don't fit well with us. It may work better fofr others.
2007-02-10 06:26:53
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answered by Nuwaubian Moor 3
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What's needed is a paradigm shift. I think our schools system is geared more towards socialization (dare I say brainwashing) into mainstream society than it is education. Young blacks often reject it (without even knowing why) because it simply does not relate to them culturally.
2007-02-10 06:12:13
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answered by $0.02 3
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A lack of parental supervision & involvment. Also educations is losing its value among 'black' Americans.
2007-02-11 11:05:12
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answered by princezzjin 3
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Funding. Improve the environment, get better teachers, you'll have better-educated kids. That's just how it is.
The children who go to good schools and have good teachers turn out better-educated than those who don't. It's no secret.
2007-02-10 06:57:31
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answered by Anonymous
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Too many black people thinking that certain things are" too white"
like learning new languages and drama classes. Blacks hold themselves back and pick on anyone else that doesn't agree with their ghetto views.
2007-02-10 12:08:53
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answered by Annabella Stephens 6
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