Latest Nielsen Report Shows Black Millennials Closing the Digital Divide
December 8, 2016
that shows black millennials (the 18-34 set) as being tech-savvy, socially and civically engaged, and growing in population
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Nielsen 2016 Report: Black Millennials Close the Digital Divide
October 19, 2016
Social Media and Mobile Device Use are Game-changers Raising Influence and Visibility. A decade of economic and educational prosperity propels Black America’s viral vanguard, led by 11.5 million digitally empowered persuaders