I like the tack taken by the plaintiffs in CA that got tenure as we know it tossed in their school system: The tenure system left students with subpar teachers, and this violated their right to an education. THAT should do more for blacks (and everyone else) than these meaningless demonstrations that just serve to further ostracize blacks.
As long as we have a system where teachers pretend to teach and students pretend to learn, but in the end are unemployable and illiterate, expect young people (blacks in particular) to see no way to better themselves. One reason many blacks feel inferior to whites is that when they encounter them in schools or the workplace, they see many whites with such a better command of basic English; they realize that though they may have been the top student at Martin Shabazz High School, they have received less of an education than the “slow kids” at Anytown High in the ‘burbs...
The induced attitude that being educated is “white” and therefore undesirable along with the inculcated belief that white people owe them whatever they think they need keeps many otherwise bright black kids from ever developing their potential. Work is for slaves and they aren’t slaves any more. Free people don’t have to work. Money grows on trees and white people exist to do the work of pulling the money down from the trees and giving it to them.