It comes only from immersing him in the culture, in the ideas, in the history, in the spirituality of his own people. I'll say a few more words about it. Most White Americans will agree with us that what the San Francisco board of education is doing is not a good idea. But their reasons for voting against the San Francisco program would have a lot more to do with the gross national product than with racial identity and rootedness. And of course, exactly the same argument applies to White students.
Nothing racist about that.
But to think that way is to miss the most important point. That point is that our children must be given strong roots in our culture, and what the Blacks, mestizos, and Asians do with their children is their business, so long as they don't do it on our turf. I hardly need to mention that my view of this matter is a racist view. The point I am making is a racist point. My patriotic and conservative friends who have not grasped this point have been trained to look at the world as individuals rather than as White men and women.