I don't really have much use for it. I use computers when I have to type a paper or when I come to HarlemLive to do a story. Although I don't use computers much, learning about computers and having access to computers is very important. To me, the Digital Divide is basically about the separation of gender, race, and class dealing with computers. One of the major topics the Digital Divide focuses on is the gender issue.
Males seem to be more into computer technology than females.
I have observed the gender issue not only in school but at HarlemLive. In school I see a lot of my male friends working on graphics and many other designing things on the computer. The females like doing the typing. At HarlemLive the males do most of the graphics and the girls do most of the writing. I actually have been considering getting more into graphics.