Reach Multicultural: Latest Posts
11% of Americans don’t use the internet. Who are they?
Despite some groups having persistently lower rates of internet adoption, the vast majority of Americans are online. Over time, the offline population has been shrinking, and for some groups that change has been especially dramatic. For example, 86% of adults ages 65 and older did not go online in 2000; today that figure has been reduced to 34%. Among those without a high school diploma, the share not using the internet dropped from 81% to 35% in the same time period.
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Latest Posts
Indigenous Peoples Day
Indigenous Peoples Day is a holiday that celebrates the Indigenous peoples of America and commemorates their shared history and culture.
Multicultural Voters – Who Needs Them?
There is no doubt that multicultural voters are important for political campaigns. Are they important to your campaign? Short answer: it depends.
Who is an ‘African American’? Definition evolves as USA does
There was a time when being black in America meant you were most likely descended from one or more enslaved Africans who had survived the trans-Atlantic slave trade. However, as the number of African and Caribbean blacks immigrating to the USA has increased, so have the chances that someone who identifies as black or African American is a first- or second-generation immigrant.
Scholarships and Grants for African American Students
Despite significant improvements, African-Americans are still very underrepresented on college and university campuses.
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