Further, this condemnation stems from what Miller sees as the failure of the dream's values as well as the virtual impossibility of Americans, generally, to be able to achieve the dream. To put it another way, many students on your side of the digital divide might regard Death of a Salesman as a dated play, a play that is no longer true. In this view, Willy Loman was simply a loser, for the American Dream is alive and well, especially today in the digital age. In order to respond to the essential question posed above, research factual answers to the foundational questions below.
New efforts bring poor and minority users into tech revolution.
The problem of the digital divide is recognized even in the Silicon Valley. Useful statistics on the dimensions of the problem are provided as well as some potential solutions. A report from the White House that in part addresses the economic and social, and especially racial, aspects of the digital divide. A scholarly paper out of Vanderbilt University specifically on racial implications of the digital divide. Be sure to scroll to bottom of page for numerous extra links.