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AFRICAN
AMERICAN RESOURCES
- African
American Mosaic - A good way to access the collection
of documents at Library of Congress pertaining to black
history. The site is divided into four categories: Colonization.
Abolition, Migration and the WPA.
- African
Americans in the Sciences (The Faces of Science) - Features
African-Americans who have contributed to the advancement
of science, mathematics or engineering. Includes biographies
and extensive bibliographies. Pictures included for most.
- Africana.com
- This site's stated aim is to provide authoritative information
about the whole world of Africa and her Diaspora including
news and analysis, reviews and personal essays from all
around the world. A good site to consult for people and
current events in the black community.
- Martin
Luther King Papers Project - The King Papers Project
is a major research effort to assemble and disseminate historical
information concerning Martin Luther King, Jr. and the social
movements in which he participated. Located at Stanford
University.
- MLK
Web: A Teacher's Guide - A well-categorized directory
of Web resources on Martin Luther King, Jr. Designed to
assist teachers in preparing a classroom curriculum, but
helpful to anyone.
- National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People -
Home page for the NAACP.
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