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    We the people: One nation, a multicultural society (Correlates and predictors of the 'digital divide').

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    Author
    Robbin, Alice
    Issue Date
    2000
    Submitted date
    2008-04-26
    Keywords
    Sociology
    Information Science
    Libraries
    Information Analysis
    Library Statistics
    Local subject classification
    Library services
    Statistical data
    Racial data
    Ethnic data
    Equality
    
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    We the people: One nation, a multicultural society (Correlates and predictors of the 'digital divide'). 2000, 49(1):6-48 Library Trends
    Publisher
    John Hopkins University Press
    Journal
    Library Trends
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10150/106271
    Abstract
    This article examines selected economic and social indicators of our multiracial and multiethnic society at the end of the twentieth century to provide an information base for wise decisions about effective library services. The statistical profile describes the demography, economic well-being, and education attainment of the principal racial and Hispanic origin groups. The data show that progress in our nation's well-being has occurred, but a great deal remains to be done to achieve the goals of equity and equality of opportunity.
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    en
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