I think that you actually have a point. It's not so much about racial than about social class divide.
The fact that there's a correlation between class and race in the US and in Europe is a leftover of our recent history.
Facebook is cleaner, more orderly. Myspace is more chaotic and flashy. It's not surprising that people will cling online to sites with some familiarity to their real life environment.
The fact that there's a correlation between class and race in the US and in Europe is a leftover of our recent history.
Facebook is cleaner, more orderly. Myspace is more chaotic and flashy. It's not surprising that people will cling online to sites with some familiarity to their real life environment.