The contents of many of these sites overlap, covering information of interest to African Studies, African American Studies and African Diaspora Studies. They've been divided based upon how they identify themselves — but you'll probably find what you're looking for by sampling a little bit of each.

Newest Links

See New Section of African and African American H-Net Links.

5/31/11 Homosexuals in Ghana Article

5/27/11 (free e-subscription) Norwegian Council for Africa e-Newsletter

5/25/11 H-Net discussion, Manning Marable's Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention

5/25/11 H-Net Call for Submissions:  "New Currents in French and Francophone Atlantic Studies," a special issue of Atlantic Studies: Literary, Cultural, and Historical Perspectives, deadline date July 15, 2011. Guidelines for submissions and more information about the journal can be found at: http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/journal.asp?issn=1478-8810&linktype=44 Please send submissions as attachments to: atlantic-studies@mesea.org with copy to kellman@louisiana.edu.  For questions or clarification, e-mail kellman@louisiana.edu.

5/24/11 H-Net Call for Papers, Special Issue of the Journal of Pan African Studies on African-centered Theory, Methodology and Pedagogy in Africana Studies, deadline date September 1, 2011

5/20/11 Upcoming article on Skin Bleaching in Journal of Pan African Studies

5/20/11 Journal of Pan African Studies

5/12/11 Jonathan Erlen, H-Net, Dissertations on Slavery

5/12/11 Steven Mintz,  H-Net, Slavery in America: Image Gallery

5/3/11 Black in Latin America, from Andrew Fisher, Thabiti Willis and Harry Williams.

• Safer World: China's growing role in African peace and security, from HMW, 2/3/11
• ProQuest Historical Black Newspapers (1893-2005, varies by newspaper) • Newspaper articles - full text)
  • Full-text and full-image articles from 9 African-American newspapers spanning the 20th century: Atlanta Daily World, The Baltimore Afro-American, Chicago Defender, Cleveland Call and Post, Los Angeles Sentinel, New York Amsterdam News, The Norfolk Journal and Guide, The Philadelphia Tribune, and Pittsburgh Courier. Cross-searchable with all other ProQuest Historical Newspapers.
  • More Info: About ProQuest Historical Black Newspapers • EndNote Import: ProQuest Historical Newspapers-CC, 
    from HMW, 2/15/11
• Aboard the Underground Railroad, A National Register Travel Itinerary from the National Park Service (NPS): 1600-1865 Slave Trade, Early Antislavery, Operating the UGRR. Civil War, National Historic Underground Railroad Visitors' Sites List, Important Historical Figures, Maps
• The Black Atlantic Resource Debate, an interactive resource promoting the study of black Atlantic cultures. HMW, 2/24/11
• Accessible Archives: African American Newspapers, HMW, 2/25/11
• Access the Archives of Ebony, Jet and Negro Digest on-line, HMW, 4/4/11
  

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Related Carleton links

• Carleton Office of Intercultural and International Life
• Carleton Cross Cultural Studies Department 
• Multicultural Alumni Network (MCAN)
• Black Student Alliance
• Afrisa

General Links

• Africa South of the Sahara. from Stanford University. Links to nearly 40 African and African American, Africana Studies and African Diaspora university webpages.   
• African American History research guide:  Primary and secondary sources for African American history, transatlantic slavery, University of Washington.
• AFRO-americ@
• Afronet
• Black Entertainment Television (BET)  

• Black Student Association page at Rice University not only has information on the group, but plenty of links to African and African-American sites.
• The Book: A Black History Web Site
• Center for the Study of Southern Culture
• Digital Sojourn is focused on increasing the participation of people of African descent in computer mediated communication and in using the technology as a tool in closing distances among all people, promoting economic and social justice.
• MelaNet Afrocentric WWW sites
• Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering

African, African American Studies H-Net Links

H-Net's e-mail lists function as electronic networks, linking professors, teachers and students in an egalitarian exchange of ideas and materials. Every aspect of academic life--research, teaching, controversies new and old--is open for discussion; decorum is maintained by H-Net's dedicated editors. To see what subscribers are saying, visit the Discussion Logs Center. To find out more about a particular list, follow the links below:

 African Studies Links

• Africa Group of the Liberal International Organization
• AfricaNews Online
• African Music Archive  

• African National Congress homepage
• The Center for African Studies, Stanford
• The Center for African Studies, UIUC, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Habari Newsletter 
  
• Center for World Indigenous Studies: Fourth World Documentation Project 

• University of South Africa

African-American Studies Links

• African American Web Directory

• African-American Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black History and Culture
• African American Webliography: You can get nearly anywhere from here!
• African-Americans for Humanism
• Black On-line Magazines

Harlem Exhibition, Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture Exhibition

Harlem has long symbolized the culture of the African-American experience in 20th-century America. Its history has been well documented in photographs, literature and other media. Harlem 1900-1940: An African-American Community, is a history education portfolio that has been produced by the Educational Programs unit of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, the New York Public Library. The scope of this portfolio is Harlem from the years 1900-1940. Various elements of the history of the urban experience in Harlem's early days as the Cultural Capital of African Americans are represented here by graphic and photographic images from the Schomburg Center collection.