Education can open up for the poor brother not only increased preparedness for jobs, but also a whole new horizon concerning what other people of color around the world are doing and what are the historical traditions of the black life in this country. Thus, education is practical. Finally, let us consider the value of black political culture. Culture is a lifestyle. It is both written and oral, conscious and unconscious.
Black culture is the total bond as well as a specific self-identity.
But the rallying of an internal black culture is important insofar as it is also political. For instance, in the last 12 months of his life, Martin Luther King perceived this point. Something is wrong with capitalism as it now stands in the United States. Ultimately, the plight of the poor brother depends partly on the democratization of the major economic resources in North America. A society that allowed the rich brother to sneak through has to give way to a democratic one that prioritizes and privileges the life of the poor brother.