My favorite race/class/culture sites

Here are some links I've picked up from browsing. They're not in any way comprehensive, nor do I endorse them, but they're a great place to start from. You will notice that there are not any papers/links specifically focusing on gender issues, although clearly gender plays an important role in the 'race/class/culture' tapestry. There are just so many excellent sites out there on gender issues, that I've chosen to refer you directly to the sites one level up on this web site, instead of posting my own set of links.

Check out the following, many of which I first encountered through a post by Kali Tal to the cem-org.net list:

• The Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana
• Buying into the Computer Age: A Look at Hispanic Families
• Cultural Uses of New, Networked Internet Information and Communication Technologies: Implications for US Latino Identities
• Bridging the Digital Divide: The Impact of Race on Computer Access and Internet Use
• Race In/For Cyberspace: Identity Tourism and Racial Passing on the Internet
• What Color is the Net?
• WIRED 3.12: Idees Fortes - Race in Cyberspace?
• Book Review:The African-American Resource Guide to the Internet
• Black Pioneers of the Internet
• Forsaken Geographies: Cyberspace and the New World 'Other'
• The Virtual Barrio @ The Other Frontier (or the Chicano inerneta)
• The Internet and Indigenous Communities
• Possible Roles for Electronic Community Networks and Participatory Development Strategies in Access Programs for Poor Neighborhoods
• Losing Ground Bit by Bit: Low-Income Communities in the Information Age
• Falling Through the Net II: New Data on the Digital Divide
• Impact of CTCnet Affiliates: Findings from a National Survey of Users of Community Technology Centers

Return to main page. Last updated on July 2002 by Mary Hess.