Monday, May 21, 2012

Cyber Conspiracy

After reading this article I do agree that there may be some areas of mistrust among the African-American community in cyberspace. I believe most of these feelings stem from the older generations who were raised in the time when these problems of racism and discrimination was at a all time high. Now, in today society discrimination and stereotyping still exist but on a lesser scale. People to are now integrating on higher numbers than before which means people are being exposed to other African-American and other minority races within their neighborhood, work, school, or just in passing. The world is yet changing whether we like it or not, where we as people are being forced to get along and learn to understand each other. Cyberspace is everywhere there is no excuse why no one in America does not have access to the Internet if you own a cellphone; most cellphones have Internet access. Today is a new day "out with the old way of thinking and in with the new". We need teachers in school that are more concerned with the students education, then they are with a paycheck and that well pushed for the supplies and equipment the students need. We have to remember whether we like it or not these children are our future.

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