Ahhhh, gotcha. You too are on the anti community-based education bandwagon. And no, I don't believe this is about holding minority leaders to a lesser standard. On the contrary, they must prove infallible. NAYA is not perfect, but I don't know of a single organization that is. I do know that the people who are part of it work damn hard and do good work. The leadership has always and continues to squeeze every penny dry to do as much good as they can in the community. If anything, the news here is only that more money is needed for their life-changing programs and to get this important project to completion.