his good qualities.
          The African will remain in permanent servitude if 
     only to ignorance unless there is willingness to risk the 
     destruction of those qualities in the changes education 
     brings and a desire to face building up his character again 
     but with a totally different mentality. This different 
     mentality may show itself in a shirking of work, trouble 
     over food or in a desire to have his wife living with him 
     however difficult for the employer. The reasons are clear; 
     the African’s whole capacity for interest, pleasure and 
     pain are immensely increased through even a little 
     education.
          For the educated African (using this term for even 
     the comparatively low standard achieved by the average 
     African schoolboy) the sense of interest has been 
     aroused through the new variety of life and monotony