Funding could be used to strengthen black men by giving them an equal opportunity at higher-level education, equipping them with essential life skills, building and improving community programs and centers, helping them further their skills in music, sport, or technical areas. Improving the opportunity structure for black boys and men through investment can lead to healthier families and communities. This can instill positive cultural and spiritual values and contribute to the mental and physical health of people in the community.
In conclusion, the potential that lies within black communities could be developed through adequate funding. Men are the main providers in black households, and they need to be better equipped to survive in a society where they are marginalized and discriminated against. Access to a better life begins with giving them access to tools for upward mobility.