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Together with the people, kapuejra moved to the city, where it became an asset not only to the African people, but also to the Brazilian people - although most of them poor. It was the poor population, often the most inclined to crime, that became the main carrier of kapuejra, and as a result it had an image of an illegal phenomenon.
Stewart, whose very presence as a woman in the public sphere scandalized misogynists, told an audience in February 1833 at the African Masonic Temple that it is necessary to fund public education and institutions of higher learning so black people could flourish in the US rather than be resettled abroad.