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This directory contains 70 links.
Bethune Institute for Anti-Fascist Studies
• "As long as capitalism exists, the threat of fascism will never be eliminated. Fascism, as a social and political movement, is a form of capitalism that does away with the pretence of parliamentary democracy, and rules instead by force and terror."
Global Mappings: A Political Atlas of the African Diaspora
• "...the linkages between transnational black politics, social movements and world historical events of the twentieth century."
Pocho Hour of Power: Political Satire Radio
• "The Pocho Hour of Power thanks everyone who called in their support and made their complaints loud and clear to the management of KPFK...."
Virtual Varrio Anti-Racism Resource Center
• "This site is designed to be a resource tool for Chicanas and Chicanos as well as other concerned humans in the struggle against racism directed at Mexicanos, Latinos and immigrants in the United States of America...."
• "[Unavailable]"
• http://www.sisterstalk.com/
• "The only thing necessary for the persistence of evil is for enough good people to do nothing...."
• http://www.deviousdiva.com/
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• "Founded by 14-year old Atlanta resident, Kenya Jordana James in 2002, Blackgirl Magazine and its youthful staff are commited to providing information that not only entertains, but empowers. As the first magazine of its kind, Blackgirl focuses on promoting positive messages and imagery among African American teens..."
• http://www.blackgirlmagazine.com/
• Other Options : Archive.org
• "[Unavailable]"
• http://www.readingtoendracism.net/
• "I am a Kenyan mshairi (poet in Kiswahili) living in the UK dreaming of a time when the cultural, legal and political obstacles that prevent African women attaining economic independence and equality are eradicated. I would like to see the development of gender-sensitive ICT policies..."
• http://www.mshairi.com/
• Other Options : Archive.org