What does an individual do when broadband is not available to fulfill education, employment, governmental, or other life requirements? Is it your civil right?
Computers, cell phones, broadband, and other electronic resources are expensive and not always readily available. Additionally, the cost of broadband makes it three times more likely that households without internet service can be found in urban, rather than rural areas.
With young people soon returning to school, what is the strategy to make life necessities happen?
Doing Schoolwork in the Parking Lot Is Not a Solution
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/18/opinion/sunday/broadband-internet-access-civil-rights.html
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