Pew research loves to check into our lives and figure out how many of us are doing what amazing things! I just finished a Digital Trends article by Andrew Couts that explores a survey about video viewing on the Internet. Couts is surprised that “only” 71% of us view videos online. That wasn’t what surprised me. I was surprised . . . no irritated that the survey broke the statistics down by race.
I don’t like that. What possible difference could it make whether someone was white, red, black, or purple who views videos online??? It seems to me that until we view individuals as human beings . . . not some color or ethnic group, we are going to continue to label and separate people. It frustrates me because it seems so divisive!
