The Native American Plight

Raeshon Morris- @02708090 The Digital Divide has a way of preying on the weak. The lack of technology in this day and age can cause vulnerability;impacting a minority group that has often gotten unfair treatment in this country. The Native American plight is real, and the lack of access is just an added struggle. The lack of financial resources available for them prevents them from getting adequate equipment and media knowledge. Also Native Americans have other significant problems such as alcoholism that draw their attention away from technology. Many live in regions that are not easily connected to the outside world. So what do we do to help? Are they a lost cause? You tell me.

Midwestern Man

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What's up Class of 2017, I'm Raeshon Morris a film major from St. Louis, MO. I'm a cancer, and I feel that my zodiac sign accurately portrays my personality. I believe myself to be a very sympathetic individual. Being considerate of others feelings is a key trait of mine, and it can be a positive and a negative. I also believe I am instinctive, I usually know when something's off or just doesn't feel right. After my tenure at Howard, I am going to be a film director. Ever since I was a child I've always had a love of movies and the entire process. I was born in St. Louis, but I moved to Jefferson City, MO in fourth grade. While in Jefferson City, I attended predominantly white schools. So in college, I wanted the opportunity to experience an HBCU and why not the best? If you see me on campus, don't be afraid to speak. I'm polite and I enjoy meeting new people. I hope I will get the chance to build lasting friendships with much of the School of Communications in the near future.

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