Moreover, memorial celebrations of King's work in the Civil Rights Movement are in cities nationwide. With thoughts of multiculturalism and human rights fresh in the mind, one begins to wonder whether the Internet, as a global network, plays a role in bringing different people together. The answer is that the Internet, more than any other medium, offers a plenitude of diverse, cultural resources.
Some sites deal with racial and cultural issues close to home within the United States.
After all, the Internet makes global communication simple and fast. The Internet also allows multicultural organizations and political discussions to come into play. On June 14, President Clinton established the initiative to facilitate honest discussion of race relations. The Web site offers some of this provocative discussion. Other sites concentrate on making single cultures accessible to the Internet.