The Black Pages of the CSRA

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The African child who never sees African people who are respectable and dignified has difficulty learning to respect that part of themselves that they recognize as being like Africans. If the only human beings that are presented to them in their education are images of dignified people who are not Africans, then they have difficulty finding mirrors of themselves in their education. The identification with alien models is a fundamental part of the mis-education process. So even if they may have been loved in the home and even in some of their classrooms, there will be a defect in their self-love if they do not find confirmation in that love and respect in their social environment.