Black Gold

With the film Black Gold it shows the effects of privatized education. In Ethopia there is a tution on the public school system. The films going on discussing how the government does not bring in enough money to help pay for social services. These social services are important to the condition of the country. There are families that they parents work themselves to be bone trying to put food on table and clothes on their childrens back’s. Although these farmers do not even make enough to survive. While there are disparities in education and income there will be poverty in Ethopia. The options for these coffee farmers to get a fair wage for their coffee is almost non-existent. The price determination is done at the world markets in London and New York; which are worlds away from the dirt roads of Ethopia. While countries such as Ethopia struggle to survive there will be no justice.