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Minority is so 20th century. We are the melanine-enhanced early adopters of the internet. We eat, drink, sleep digital and new media technologies the same way we do our arroz con habichuelas, sweet potato pie, kimchie or curry. The Digital Ethnorati : colored, hip and wired
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We need a national conference to present to the world the diversity of new media early adopters, evangelizers and activists. We need to show to the world how people of color are living the new media revolution with podcasts, vlocasts, wikis, forums and, of course blogs. Help us plan it, coordinate it and make it happen.
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