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Discussion forum for members of IFSA in Dallas/Ft Worth.
Creole West Productions is guided by a fundamental commitment to further understanding of America's diverse cultures, notably Creoles of Louisiana, disseminated through education and entertainment.
A campus based organization at Tufts supporting multiraciality and its associated issues, topics, and contentions.
Highlights resources that not only promote tolerance but cross cultural boundaries as they celebrate diversity and deliver their much-needed message of peace. Sustenance for the socially conscious.
A bimonthly publication for and about minority and women business owners.
An international interdisciplinary association of persons interested in Gypsy Studies--the languages, cultures, and histories of the various groups known as Gypsies and Travelers.
By Dimitrina Petrova, 1999.
David A Black describes cultural differences found while working with patients in a rural practice in north Yorkshire. British Medical Journal.
Family historians with a special interest in their British Gypsy and Traveller roots; information about membership, publications, and their events.
Detailed dates and records of entry into Texas. Includes a bibliography. From Handbook of Texas Online, written by Ian Hancock.
Provides balanced coverage on Roma (Gypsy) issues to the printed mainstream media in Hungary.
[BBC News]
A cultural foundation for the support of Rroma [Gypsy] culture in Romania in order to monitor and combat social exclusion and racial discrimination. [English/Romanian]
A European Economic Interest Grouping.
By Ranqui, Honduras. Voice and text chat, requires HearMe plugin. In Spanish and Romani.
Paper by Toma Tomov, addresses the issue of violence and social institutions involved in the catering for the public needs in the period of social change following the collapse of the totalitarian regimes in Eastern Europe with an emphasis on the Roma.
Features the church's history, beliefs, and architecture of St. Cyril's of Turau Cathedral.
A central facility for the preservation and promotion of the history, language, culture, and heritage of individuals of Czech ethnicity.
Association based in Wilno, the oldest Polish settlement in Canada and one settled primarily by Kashubian people.
Directory of Slovenian-American organizations, groups, officers, facilities, and contact information to help connect people of Slovene heritage in our increasingly mobile America.
Research and information on Amish buggies, with photos; also includes other information on the Amish communities.
Personal webpage of a Louisiana resident. Links, downloads, information and comments about friends.
Complete history of Louisiana's indigenous Creoles, Indians, Africans and Cajuns. Explore the cultural heritage and genealogy of these people. Along with guestbook and viewer's comments.
Encyclopedia article on the peoples' history, culture and political situation and links to more specific articles.
An article about early contact between Native Americans and Muslims, which contends many Native Americans adopted Islam. This may tie in with the better known Masonic movement among Native Americans.
Short article about Melungeons, particularly in Virginia.
Discussion group on Melungeon genealogy and history.
Article on the history of Estonian paremiography, by Arvo Krikmann and Ingrid Sarv, published in the E-zine Folklore.
Cat related superstitions.
Including beliefs concerning the Evil Eye and Kalikatzaroi (goblins).
Collection of prepared responses to refute oft cited internet myths and urban legends.
Debunking hoaxes as well as urban legends that spread on the internet.
Information about email hoaxes; includes weekly newsletter, archives and list of the latest email hoaxes.
Provides feature articles, targeted websurfing, and environmental updates to religious futurists. Sponsored by the World Network of Religious Futurists.
Timeline of Jerry Pournelle's Future History stories, including the Mercenary, the Mote in God's Eye, and the War World books. Interesting blend of fiction and scientific prediction.
Principles that define and describe "Singularitarians", who seek to accelerate the arrival of a safe and benevolent technological Singularity.
Economist and polymath; inventor of "Ideas Futures" markets; allegedly open-minded and politically undogmatic. His homepage is immodest(?) and says much about him, not necessarily bad things.
Archive of articles and essays by this world-renowned gay rights campaigner, focusing on his human rights work, gay activism, theories on gay culture and politics, and writings on HIV and AIDS.
Featuring articles about famous brands, gay fashion designers, gay models and news.
A bibliography of books, articles and videos in the UC Berkeley Libraries. Searchable by director's name and film title.
Small, but growing, lesbian archive with fan fiction in German and English. Fandoms: Once&Again, Buffy, Stargate, Final Fantasy, Xena Uber.
Collection of LGBT oriented stories.
The site includes original lesbian fiction and poetry by R.D.Wylder. There are also links to useful resources and recommended reading.
Offers a literary bulletin board for gay writers to share short works.
Queer performance artist focusing on female identity. Includes biography and information on her performances and writing.
Gallery of male photography featuring portraits and fine art.
Canadian collaborative women's company. Information about shows, fundraisers, tickets, contacts, writing submissions and youth programs.
Discusses the club life, events, circuit parties, pride, and travel suggestions for the younger active GLBT scene.
European Bisexual Conference, in Amsterdam in 2016. Includes information on costs, venue, keynote speakers and how to register.
A Yahoo! mailing list for bisexual fans of indie, dance, alternative, rock, goth and punk music. Description and instructions for joining.