I am tired of my people struggling, and I would do every and anything, go to jail, or even die, to stop this struggle. The West Philadelphia student body got a chance to meet and to chat with Dr. Ture after his talk. Every human being needs a family to survive. This was the second theme of Dr. Ture's speech. He claimed that if you put a kitten and a baby in a forest, the baby would grow into an animal.
Human beings survive by the help of others.
A strong sense of community is the key. Dr. Ture also criticized people for doing anything for money. He stated that people don't really know the meaning of money. There is a special connection between Dr. Ture and West Philadelphia High through his long friendships with Ann Guise and Henry Gordon. In an interview, Ann Guise, a supervisor for the student teachers of the University of Pennsylvania, expressed her strong feelings and deep respect for Dr. Ture.