Black History: 10 Good Web Sites

This list was compiled by the Internet provider Global Network Navigator.

1. Black/African Related Resources

Huge archive of links to black and African related resources, compiled by the University of Pennsylvania. .

2. Clockers: A Spike Lee Retrospective

Multimedia tribute to the filmmaker Spike Lee with audio and video samples to download, courtesy of MCA. .

3. Brian’s Blackboard: Information for African-American Educators

Curriculum ideas for teachers of K-12 and above. African American music, art, history, theater and more, from online, film and literary resources. .

4. Isis

A celebration of the art and culture of women of African descent, maintained by Eno Jackson, founder of Netdiva.

5. Meanderings--An African American Journal of Politics, Art and Culture

A provocative, diverse and richly-packed journal pushing the notion of interactivity in online publications. Edited by Cuda Brown. .

6. NetNoir Online

A central online resource for all things Afrocentric, covering Afro-Caribbean, Afro-European, African America and continental African topics. .

7. ONE

An online magazine with an African American voice, published and edited by Eric Easter. .

8. Selections from the African-American Mosaic

Produced in conjunction with the Library of Congress, this is an on-line version of a history exhibit that was removed from the library itself after causing some controversy about its images of slavery.

9. Still Going On: The Life and Times of William Grant Still

A multimedia tribute to the African American composer. By Boyd E. Gibson at Duke University. .

10. Turning Point Magazine

Articles, features and advertising, plus Web links.