Hargittai asserts that the use of information and communication technologies exacerbates social inequality, granting even greater benefits to those who already have access to a greater amount of resources. How does this occur?

Hargittai asserts that the use of information and communication technologies exacerbates social inequality, granting even greater benefits to those who already have access to a greater amount of resources. How does this occur? To alleviate inequality with regard to information and communication technologies, what policy changes do you think need to occur? Would it be possible to achieve these changes?

Zola argues that those who occupy marginalized groups are not often given the opportunity to name themselves. How do you think this helps to maintain the oppression of marginalized groups?

What resistance have you seen to efforts of members of marginalized groups (e.g., women, people of color, or people with disabilities) to name themselves? What are some ways that we can reduce such resistance?

As illustrated in the Southern Poverty Law Center’s report, economic difficulties faced by middle- and working-class individuals often result in misplacing blame on immigrants. Where do you think such blame should be more appropriately placed?

The authors of article 34 illustrate how school bullying and cyberbullying are becoming more prevalent in society. What factors do you think contribute to their growth? What are some ways in which we can work toward eliminating school bullying and cyberbullying?

How is violence or the threat of violence used to maintain the status quo? For example, have you seen homophobia used to reinforce rigid gender roles?

Requirements: 1 -2 pages