Too Poor to Afford the Internet

8/23/2016

This opinion piece from The New York Times highlights the issue of internet access for low-income individuals and families. The author discusses the significance of the internet in today's society, from accessing educational resources to searching for job opportunities. The article argues that not having reliable and affordable internet access perpetuates the cycle of poverty, as it limits opportunities for socioeconomic advancement. It calls for policy changes and greater efforts to bridge the digital divide and ensure that internet access is accessible and affordable for everyone.

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