Portals to Black and Diversity Resource Features

"Tolerance implies no lack of commitment to one's own beliefs. Rather it condemns the oppression or persecution of others." - John F. Kennedy

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Electronic books(E-books) is offered through ARAADR website. There are several different categories to choose from. If you are looking for information on a book and need a resource, this is a great way to do it. You can click the link you desire and then type in the name of a book you need. Or you may also type in a general subject and get many different ideas. This is a great easy way to access information on the internet.

ARAADR web site offers many different options to help you look for what you need. It is a very resourceful web site. Its such an easy way to get information with out taking so much time.

On ARAADR website you can access atranslation page that changes your web page to a different language. It takes different text from English and you are able to see it translated to whatever language you desire.

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These are a few of the 2,537 connections to
A Roadmap to African American and Diversity Resources (ARAADR)
Over 2,930 quality links reviewed by scholars

African American Web Connection by William Richard Jones, CCP
Angelo State University- Porter Henderson Library
Brandeis Libraries' Guide: African and Afro-American Studies
Brandeis University Libraries: Guide; African & Afro-American Studies
Ethnic Resources - Waterloo/Cedar Falls Public Libraries
KCABJ -- Kansas City Association of Black Journalists
La Salle University: Selected Internet Resources
Learning Resource Center: Internet Resources Kellogg Community College, Michigan
NEFLIN WORKSHOP SCHEDULE January - March
Ramsey Library Research Guides, UNC, Ashville, N.C.
Red Bank Public Library New Jersey
Subjects List: Japanese/English
University of Kentucky: World-Wide African American Resources
University of South Alabama , African American Studies
Valdosta State University, Georgia: Odum Library
Workshop on African-American Resources at Tampa Bay Library Consortium (TBLC)
Youth Enrichment: Black History Tours (CEU workshop credit)

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INFOSCOPE: Monthly newsletter of D.L. Cohen Information Services, News and tips for locating and managing information Portland, Oregon http://www.dcoheninfo.com

Resource-of-the-Month: A Roadmap to African-American Resources

Ask a librarian where to find good quality web resources and she/he will say that places to look include collections of resources created by other librarians! One such resource is A Roadmap to African American Resources, created by Sherry DuPree of Santa Fe Community College. DuPree has been collecting African-American information since 1995 and the site reflects her commitment to creating a serious and comprehensive resource. January 2004

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http://www.resourceshelf.com/Gary Price, MLIS
*African--Americans--Directory*
A massive directory of over 2000 resources. Thursday, Dec. 18, 2003

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Florida's Ask A Librarian, Search Online Reference Expert Entries
http://askalibrarian.org/
Search for Keywords, type American history: Entry Type = Shared-Statewide.

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