"A Reflections of Liberia's Social-Structures!!"

Many years of "Social Disabilities of (90%) of Liberians, a conduit for the social disparities, and struggles for relevance. Also, issues of "CopyCating" mentalities. For me, it's a sorrowful story worsened by the prolonged conflicts and divisions among Liberians. The death of the Late President William R. Tolbert secures Liberia into a further "Stillmates" of a Society. The scrambles for a misguided educational acquisition by a post-war young generation admits a "messy educational" system. A "Don't Care Society!!?" I believe "Not by their will but rather societal availabilities." A look at the strings of the "Literacy status by years up to present?? A look at Wikipedia accounts: William Richard Tolbert Jr. (13 May 1913 - 12 April 1980) was a Liberian politician who served as the 20th president of Liberia from 1971 until his assassination in 1980. Within 9 years of Tolbert's presidency, he rebuilt the Liberian educational system, with the proliferation of Liberians' primary to high school education and his emphasis on the Indigenous Liberians who suffered 90% "Illiteracy Ratings." I would say the downing of Tolbert was the final death of Liberia. Lifting a dead country depends on the mindset of meaningful Citizens/Liberians "who know what they are doing."

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Glad it was helpful! Hun!

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