Disparities in Americans’ ability to connect to the Internet have persisted for years -- across regions, racial groups and income levels. But as more gain access, gaps in connectivity have gradually begun to shrink.
A Census Bureau report published earlier this month outlines some of the more prominent disparities, illustrating the extent to which select groups of Americans surf the Web.
To read the original article: Internet Connectivity Gap Narrows, But Disparities Still Exist Across States
