I learned something new about black people yesterday. This new discovery came to me by way of New York's Democrat governor Kathy Hockel.

Young black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't even know what the word computer is. They don't know,

they don't know these things and I want the world open up to all of them because

when you have their diverse voices innovating solutions through technology,

then you're really addressing society's broader challenges.

Hmm.

Could we just get that one more time so I can make sure that I heard her correctly?

Young black kids growing up in the Bronx who don't even know what the word computer is.

They don't know, they don't know these things.

They don't know these things.

They don't know these things.

They don't know big words like that.

Computer.

That's three syllables.

You expect those black kids in the Bronx to know that?

Now, I know a fair number of black people and I've spent a fair bit of time

in the Bronx actually growing up and even when I go back to visit New York and I'm pretty

certain that every black person that I know, both in the Bronx and outside of the Bronx, knows the word computer.

You might have read recently here, I have the articles right here.

I might have read that a significant shift in the political orientation of

black people and other minorities. We hear it every election cycle, I'm always

skeptical, it has not panned out yet, but what makes this year different is that the

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