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Race
and Ethnicity
Tolerance.org
(The Southern Poverty Law Center, Montgomery, AL)
This site includes directories for: top stories; tolerance
watch, do something, and how tolerant are you? A resource
for identifying the extent of intolerance in the
U.S.
Test
for Hidden Bias
(Tolerance.org, The Southern Poverty Law
Center)
These online bias tests (or inventories) are based on
scholarly research, although they don't satisfy the
strict criteria used for standardized inventories. Link
to bias inventories for: race and ethnicity, age, skin color,
gender, sexual orientation, religion, body image, etc.
U.S. Hate Groups (Tolerance.org, The Southern Poverty Law Center)
A clickable map, which identifies hate groups that hold beliefs and engage in practices that denigrate individuals based on their ascribed characteristics and perceived or actual membership in a racial and/or ethnic group.
Cal Poly
Pomona Asian name pronunciation guide (California State Polytechnic
University, Pomona)
Pronunciation guide for: Cambodian, Chinese (Cantonese and
Mandarin) Filipino, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai,
Vietnamese, and Malaysian names.
Hmong--Language,
Names, and Culture
(Mark Thompson, Saturn School, St. Paul, MN)
Access dictionaries for Hmong-to-English, and
English-to-Hmong. A pronunciation option is available for
words and phrases via Windows Medial Player (or other media
players).
WWW
Hmong Homepage (Craig Rice and Robin Vue-Benson)
An ongoing project since 1994 to collect and organize
Web-based resources related to Hmong news, current events,
culture, history, publications, and organizations. This is
an Asian Studies Associate Site, WWW
Virtual Library.
The
Internet Black Pages (Interact, Inc., Washington, DC)
The
Internet Black Pages lists African American businesses,
churches, schools, organizations and events in Black
communities around the world. Links are provided to other
African American Web sites that provide educational,
cultural, business, entertainment, and social
information.
Social
and Cultural
Foundations
(Graduate Students' Site, Department of Counselor Education, UW
Oshkosh, 1998)
Summary information and selected links related to groups
that are the focus of study in Social and Cultural
Foundations, a mandatory course within accredited curricula
for professional counselors.
Race
Relations
NAACP.org
(Baltimore, MD)
The
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP): organization's history, programs, issue alerts, and
other information related to the status and advocacy for
African Americans, other people of color, and the
economically disadvantaged.
Anti-Defamation
League (ADL)
Noted as
the World's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism, the
ADL provides: general information; press releases; ADL
report summaries; human relations materials, and a search
option.
Southern
Poverty Law Center-SPLC (Montgomery, AL)
The SPLC
is a nonprofit organization that combats hate, intolerance,
and discrimination through education and litigation. Major
sections on this site include: what's new; law center
information; legal action; Klanwatch and militia tasks
force; and teaching tolerance. A valuable site for
information related to hate, discrimination, and violence
from those who perceive to be marginalized by laws,
policies, and enterprise activities that favor racially
underrepresented groups.
Multicultural
Pavilion (EdChange.org and Paul C. Gorski)
This site's resources include information for teachers,
students, and activists. Its directories include highlights,
research, dialogues, awareness activities, and others. The
directory, Multicultural
Paths--Other Sites,
provides an excellent list of additional
resources.
Multicultural
Supersite (Paul Gorski and McGraw-Hill Higher Education)
Public access and commercial resources are available for visitors to
review or purchase.
The Bahá’í Faith (Bahá’í
International Community)
A multilingual Web site, which include the following directories:
About the Bahá’í Faith; Selected Writings; Worldwide Community;
Bahá’í World News Service; Bahá’í Media Bank; and Other Bahá’í
Sites.
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