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Includes four online volumes: 1500-1820; 1820-1900; 1900-1945; 1945-present.

Includes individual chapters introducing ten American ethnic and racial groups.

This work contains multiple chapters specifically covering slavery in the Americas and in the United States.

This page directs the user to a vast array of Research Starters on Native American topics.

This guide is an ongoing project to provide the Shippensburg University community and the general public with an extensive guide to suggested books and other resources relating to the many aspects and dimensions of anti-racism work.

This guide is a companion website to the Guide to Anti-Racist Books and Resources. While that guide focuses on published books, videos, essays, and tutorial sources, the Guide to Source Material for Anti-Racist Activists and Thinkers, includes a wider array of material, including biographical and autobiographical sources, obituaries, writings, archival videos and texts, documentary films, comprehensive archival sites and other websites.

This film is an excellent, accessible introduction to the complex history and experience of racism in America.

An extensive encyclopedia of the Latinx experience in the U.S. Since this set is now twenty years old, locating additional updated information is necessary.

Organized by group, it includes extensive coverage for twelve Asian-American groups, with brief entries for an additional nine groups.

This is a helpful overview article. See links in article to overviews on specific groups (i.e. Egyptian Americans, Iraqi Americans).