Frank explains that Haitian organizations have played a significant role in helping young people within the Quebec school system. He shows how, over time, these organizations have been limited by government funding rules. According to him, these rules have transformed social problems into individual ones, derailing discussions about racism in schools. He emphasizes that despite these obstacles, the community continues to take action and create spaces to support young people. For him, the struggle must continue, even if the system remains difficult to change.