Who is to Blame?

1. Seemingly, David Walker blamed the Black community for its own wretchedness.  Was he right or wrong?
2. When he spoke of ignorance, was he just speaking of the lack of book-smarts?
3. Given that most (Black and White) of the nation was illiterate in 1830, what opportunities were available for Blacks to alleviate their ignorance

Make sure you support your answer with evidence from the readings.

Reading materials：

 David Walker's The Appeal. 

https://docsouth.unc.edu/nc/walker/walker.html  

( starting on page 22 )

https://docsouth.unc.edu/nc/walker/walker.html

  (starting on page 39) 

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it is just a discussion part, so please make sure meet all the point and it does need to be very long.