of course. poverty is largely a matter of circumstance however that breeds the mindset we are unable to changeGovernment policies do matter. They are important. But ultimately change is going to come from within, not via the government. (And that comment isn't directed just at black people). Take white people, why do certain subsets of white people do better than others? What's emphasized in the community? What's emphasized in the home? Those things matter as much, or more, than government policy.
Throw off the mental restricts -but the circumstances still need to be "changed"