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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...."
• "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
• "The Supremes Cut Away At Brown..."
• http://www.thestateof.com/
• Other Options : Archive.org
• "[Unavailable]"
• http://www.newblackpanther.org/
• "...at the forefront of new thinking on race relations and racial equality today, both in Britain and abroad. We chose the name to reflect the magazine's role: to kickstart debates, discussions, new ideas and arguments - about where we are now, and where we might be going in the future."
• http://www.catalystmagazine.org/
• Other Options : Archive.org
• "An audio history of the civil rights movement in five Southern communities and the music of those times..."
• http://www.unbrokencircle.org/
• Other Options : Archive.org
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