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Helping kids bridge the digital divide during COVID-19 | Afram News

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As students prepare to head back to school, some families are concerned they will not have the technology needed to help their children succeed in virtual or distance learning. Specifically, in the African American community, many students have not engaged as much in the virtual learning landscape, as we have relied on brick-and-mortar institutions.

Source: African American News | Black News | Afram News

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