They wanted more information in their native languages, more sites written at a level that beginning English speakers can understand, and information about health services. Few sites deliver those things, the survey found. Many of those people are primarily non-English speakers. Someday, Thierer says, those people will be online. But PCs won't likely help any of them until the nation fixes its education system.
People lack access to the opportunity structure.
They lack access to the tools and knowledge that allow them to function in society and be full parts in the new economy.