Race-Ethnicity:<
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Links page to brief articles
based on U.S. Census data and others about
the ethnic and racial makeup of the United
States.
Diversity
links:
Great list of links to all kinds of diversity
information. From the University of
Maryland.
AS@UVA:
The American Studies
Department at the University of Virginia at
Arlington put together this massive set of
links to sites on African-American,
Asian-American, Jewish-American, Latino and
Native American subjects.
Race and Ethnicity General
Resources:
The American Studies
Crossroads Project put together this
extensive set of links.
Bibliography --
Diversity:
The Poynter Institute for
Media Studies has compiled this bibliography
on diversity issues in journalism.
Diversity
links:
General resources on
African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Latinos,
Native Americans, women and gays and
lesbians.
Ethnic
Studies:
Links from the Ethnic Studies
Department at the University of Southern
California.
African-American
Black World:
Search engine for
African-American Web sites.
BlackFamilies:
Great resource for searching
for black-oriented Web sites and information.
AFRO-American:
Online service of the
black newspaper. Fairly good resource for
online information.
NetNoir:
Good resource
but very slow to load.
NAACP:
Good resource for ongoing
issues, but it's another slow-loader.
MSBET:
Lots of resources --
mostly BET cable programs -- if you can ever
get it to load. In November, the MSBET portal is
expected to be expanded with a new address.
AFRO-American
Almanac:
African-American history, folk
tales, a few biographies, historical events
and more.
Rutgers
resources:
Internet resources for
students of Afro-American history from
Rutgers University.
AAWC:
The African-American Web
Connection, created by William Richard Jones,
contains great links.
Search black history:
Search for people or events in
black history on this page. From CLIMB.
Blackquest:
Power links from the
black-oriented directory/search engine.
Soul Search:
Another Yahoo-type place, but
it's faster and maybe a little more
comprehensive than the others I tried.
Encyclopaedia Brittanica:
The encyclopedia's "Guide to
Black History." Has a very cool timeline.
Frames.
African-American Newspapers:
List of black newspapers and
some other black-run publications across the
United States. Listed by state.
Site:
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Hispanic
CLNet:
The Chicana/o-Latina/o Net is
a network from the University System of
California. Lots of great linkage.
LatinoLink:
This is a Yahoo-like
directory with good links. Here's a
great links page of theirs I found
somewhere else, but couldn't get there off
the main site.
Hispanic.com:
It looks like a fairly new
site. Limited number of links to Hispanic Web
sites.
Site:
De
American
Indian
Native American Resources
Index:
Comprehensive list of links to
American Indian Web sites. A terrific
resource.
Links to American Indian
Sites:
Lots of interesting places
with good information. Great resource.
Anthology
resources:
This Washington State
University World Civilizations site contains
historical information on Indians from North
to South America and includes a page on a few
different tribes' beliefs on
Creation.
Native
American Home Pages:
List of Web sites and more on
the different tribes in the United States,
groups that are recognized and those that are
not by the U.S. government. Webmaster Lisa
Mitten is a mixed-blood urban Mohawk who is a
librarian at the University of Pittsburgh.
This is the home page for her site, which has
information on organizations, media, powwows,
businesses and more.
BIA:
The site for the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, an agency within the U.S.
Department of the Interior, contains
government information.
Indian Health
Service:
The U.S. agency for Indian
affairs within the U.S. Department of Health.
ANA:
The Administration for Native
Americans is an agency within the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services.
SCIA:
The Senate Committee on Indian
Affairs.
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