Additional WWW Sites of Special Interest to the
Mixed-Race/Interracial Community
Arizona Chapter
"A link to Interracial Voice has been added to the African American Publications section/page of
the African American Web Connection."
People United to Promote Tolerance of Diversity Through Education.
Home To Artists Of Literature!
The PBS companion website to the 10-hour presentation "An American Love Story" which documents the story of Bill Sims and Karen Wilson -- a black man and white woman who have struggled for 30 years against the racial stereotypes and societal prejudices that have tried -- sometimes viciously -- to divide them.
This site is updated daily with articles related to affirmative action, racial and gender preferences, and other varied issues concerning race, ethnicity and gender.
An arts group against racism
ARTISTS AGAINST RACISM is a non-profit Canadian organization geared toward youth.
"an exploration of the historical, political, social, economic, and cultural elements and issues that make up
today's Asian American community."
This is the official web site of the Baha'i International Community. The Baha'i Faith is a religion that at its very foundation is the equality of the races.
This community is for those of a bi-racial background with a positive outlook on life who would like to share and communicate with others.
A not-for-profit agency dedicated to preventing, monitoring and lessening the effects of bias crimes and hate-related harassment in Nassau and Suffolk counties in New York.
A Place for MultiEthinic/Cultural/Racial kids
Interracial dating site devoted to fostering interracial relationships and speaking out against the societal pressures placed on
interracial couples today.
Specializes in caketops, favors and accessories that address the wedding needs of interracial and ethnic
couples.
An English-language magazine of Brazilian culture.
"The BRAINOW Nation Online!!©" -- From South Africa
The center for the Study of Biracial Children produces and disseminates materials for and about interracial families and biracial children. The Center provides advocacy, training and consulting. Its primary mission is to advocate for the rights of interracial families, biracial children, and multiracial people. We believe this population has unique needs and challenges not addressed by society's institutions.
Not an organization for white people, as some people might infer, we are instead a multiracial organization
that looks at whiteness and white American culture.
by Cynthia L. Smith, children's book writer.
Colorful Couples is an organization of interacial couples who meet to discuss social influences on
their relationship and family (ie., Do I raise my bi-racial son as black?; Was I passed over for this
promotion because my husband is Hispanic?)
Interracial relations between non-Europeans, a non-Eurocentric world view
Africans, African Americans & African Europeans: Music In The Western Classical Tradition
by Vandon E. Jenerette III -- Southeastern Community College
"...while humankind continues to naively imagine itself, separate, immovable stones, the so-called "mixed-race", through nothing more than (albeit) often tested, sometimes painful, love of our families, shall remain the binding cement..."
Your premiere interracial and intercultural dating service
A joint initiative between the nonprofit Western Justice Center and America Online/Digital City, Inc.
As compiled by TANAKA Tomoyuki
Karen is Coordinator of Academic Outreach at the University of Michigan Undergraduate Library. She is of mixed-race herself, and one section of her homepage is a bibliography entitled: "Resources By And About Interracial & Multi-Cultural People." There are many other exciting features in Karen's homepage that you can't afford to miss.
A genealogy site focusing on a mixed family
A consortium of top public policy organizations and advocacy groups, the Electronic Policy Network provides timely information
and leading ideas about the policies and politics that shape our world.
E-legant is a new online magazine that brings to you new hopes for a new year.
ERaM, hosted at St. Johns University, is devoted to all aspects pertaining to the role of mass media in generating and disseminating representations of race and ethnicity. Collectively, ERaM provides a global research network open to those academics, media professionals and others engaged in systematic research or professional practice in the area of ethnicity, racism and media.
The Philosophy Research Base, categorized by history, subject and author, is a meta-index featuring thousands of annotated links, text resources and community services for students and teachers conducting research in the field of philosophy.
Where the boundaries are not the borders
The premier online community for people of mixed European and Asian descent. Whether you call yourself Eurasian, hapa, Amerasian or biracial, this is the place for you. Not only will you find compelling articles, celebrity features and interactive discussion
boards, you can even sign up for a free EurasianNation email account.
A website where you can find information about antiracism initiatives throughout Europe.
200 Years of an Ethnic American Family
A book publishing company devoted to publishing works by mixed race authors and/or about multiracial issues and topics
Healing history, Transforming relationships, Building community. (A British pub)
Based in Plainsboro, NJ
A new destination for those who fervently view love as colorblind
One of the seminal artists exploring multiraciality and hapa identity, Kip Fulbeck has captivated audiences throughout the world with his videos, performances and writings.
A unique collection of children's books celebrating the many voices of our American culture. Check out their special catalog for biracial children, adults and families!
A group for mixed race persons to offer mutual support, advice or just to swap "what are you?!?" stories. Open to all ages and families. Periodic group meetings and gatherings are organized. Caters to persons located within the Toronto, Ontario, Canada region.
H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences is an online scholarly review journal. Each H-Net discussion network has its own review editor. Once posted to individual H-Net networks, reviews are posted to H-Review and archived on this site.
An online magazine inciting interest and inspiring action in communities
Gifts that celebrate diversity and encourage peace and unity.
A U.K. site that offers friendship, support, information and advice to mixed race people, their families, racially mixed couples and carers of mixed race children.
The Home Page For Interracial Couples (Married or Singles) and their Families.
This Web Site is dedicated to improving Race Relations and exposing hate and bigotry in all its forms.
Connecting singles worldwide
My Life as an Interracial Child -- by Gabrielle Donnelly
For years there existed a rumor that Thomas Jefferson had a long-standing relationship and several children by Sally Hemings, a woman who was his slave. Now, DNA tests all but prove the rumor true.
The place where Jewish interracial love rules
People of Race. People of Color. People of Jaune.
"Read the dust jacket and opening chapters of this popular interracial love story online at no cost."
Virginia's statutory scheme to prevent marriages between persons solely on the basis of racial classifications held to violate the
Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Dedicated to bringing you information about the Melungeon Movement. The movement began in 1997 at the First Union in Wise, Virginia when about one thousand people showed up at the College of Wise campus to reclaim their lost heritage.
The Mirror of Race is a multidisciplinary endeavor whose subject matter is the representation of race in early American photography and whose broader purpose is to engender discussion about the meaning of race -- past, present, and future.
Mixed Initiative is the group for biracial, multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural, cross-cultural and transracially adopted persons at the University of Michigan.
Get in the Mix
One of the early roots of the film "Secret Daughter" was FRONTLINE's research into the growing debate over racial classification and the social phenomenon commonly known as "passing." Mario deValdes y Cocom, an historian of the African diaspora, researched some of history's more interesting examples of mixed racial heritage.
Our mission is to provide quality multicultural materials to elementary school-age children in the home and classroom.
Here are some great links to other Multicultural Web Sites
This page is dedicated to the struggle for social and govenmental recognition of multiracials.
MFC provides opportunities for education, support, and socialization for multiracial individuals, transracial adoptive families, & people involved in interracial relationships. MFC seeks to educate the public and policy-makers about the existence and worth of multiracial people and families.
Examples From Three Centuries
M.U.S.I.C. is a nonprofit organization promoting the greater use of popular
music in education. Look for the link to Interracial Voice from the song "Fear Of
A Black Planet" in the Song Directory.
A support group hosted by clinical psychologist Dr. Juanita Brooks for biracial children, adolescents and adults who have a white appearance. This site provides a forum for expression of thoughts, feelings, and experiences. It includes personal stories, letters to the group, discussion topics, and a bulletin board.
This organization was founded in January 2001 out of a desire to have an organization that would advocate for issues that are important to the growing Multi-Ethnic population in our country.
Welcome to NativeWeb, a collective project of many people. Our vision embraces ancient teachings and modern technology. Our purpose: to provide a cyber-community for Earth's indigenous peoples.
New People interracial e-magazine -- an online magazine for the multiracial community.
On July 16, 1997, the Interracial Voice Editor/Publisher discussed the proposed multiracial census category on "The NewsHour" with Jim Lehrer. A RealAudio version is also available.
The Alternative Directory and Information Resource
A production of KQED TV in San Francisco
Addressing Issues For Adopted Children of Color
Open learning programs from the Philosophical Society of England based at Sheffield University, with study guide, essay archive,
philosophy notebook, web links and Ask a Philosopher.
Open learning resources and advice for philosophy students, including feature articles, philosophy lovers gallery, searchable archive
of questions and answers, and specialist search engines
The Professional Alliance of Multicultural Women was established for women from all kinds of professional worlds -- from the woman
working inside her home, to doctors and lawyers -- and everywhere in between.
Kimberly Hohman, a biracial wife and mother of two, is also your guide.
A site about an independent film "Rocky Road," that tells the tale of one interracial couple's family troubles due to
their relationship.
The site is the work of people involved in and committed to interracial/multicultural relationships.
Join Sarasvati as she takes a light-hearted look at Asian-American interracial/intercultural dating...
An interracial online community for those involved in, interested in or were conceived through an interracial relationship. We promote diversity and positivity by dicussing race-relations and teaching culture awareness.
"Warm greetings from the frozen (at least in the winter) Tundra of Minne-Snowtah. My homepage includes family photos as well as discussion of Adoption, Genealogy, Diversity, Social Work and Systems Engineering."
STANDARDS, the first international journal of multicultural studies on the
world wide web.
An organization that aims to build a mixed community in New York City while providing support to mixed families (including families who have trans-racially/culturally adopted), along with mixed individuals and inter-racial/cultural couples, to celebrate and explore their heritages. Swirl is an organization for the whole family!
This page is dedicated to the study of human communication, social systems and cultural difference. It aims at creating an exchange network among social workers, psychologists, intellectuals, experts, and all those interested in the topic.
Over 300 books on adoption, infertility, and parenting challenges
Home of Sankofa University, the flagship of TBWT's virtual learning center.
FASCISM: We have no ethical right to forgive, no historical right to forget.
Dedicated to research into the history, genealogy, and origins of the Melungeons and other mixed-ethnic people in Appalachia.
"The World's Leading Internet World Wide Web Presence Provider" and host to the Interracial Voice website!
What Are You? is the result of Pearl Gaskins's years of in-depth interviews with eighty mixed-race young people. In their own words -- which are at times defiant, humorous, and insightful -- they address issues such as dating, family life, prejudice, and racial identity.
As the #1 writing resource, we publish poetry, offer copyrighting services, have teen chat, writing tips and much more.
The Women of Color Web is dedicated to providing access to writings by and about women of color in the U.S. We focus specifically on issues related to feminisms, sexualities, and reproductive health and rights, although we envision adding new sections as interests arise. The site also provides links to organizations, discussion lists, and academic tools concerned
specifically with women of color.
Read about the Multiracial Experience in Mid-Missouri
A diverse Jewish family, black Jews and other Jews of color coalition building group
The National Forum on People's Differences
The Thai/American performer
Europe's and the UK's leading Internet mag-e-zine with a strong black and urban content.
Multicultural Sorority at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor
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