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The things we often beat ourselves up about, no one else even notices, Boise State professor Nancy Napier writes.

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Pioneers, i call them a bridge generation, they're the first to cross into the new internet age. as believers they believe in building a more stable future, they believe in building a more tolerant society, they believe in using online tools for social good and for bringing people together. that extends to economic balance as well. they believe in economic palance. >> we're also talking about a group whose brains have been shaped by the internet so they are a little more quick thinking, a little more multitasking, the word shallow is pejorative, shaping their persona by the net in a very activ...

Racialized discourse that impacts them as well. if you're talking about folks who are doctors and lawyers and teachers an postal workers, the issue -- who are voters. >> this is what's fascinating now with the latino community. i call it a bridge generation. there are not all of them, you definitely have that historic latino that's lived in texas for -- a good friend of mine my family didn't move, the border moved. >> right. >> the border crossed us. >> but the fact that you do have 15 million, the majority who did migrate in the '80s and 90s and are having children, there are very few latino ...