Shows evidence of how prejudice is learned and unlearned.

London-based thinktank on the struggle for racial justice in the UK, Europe and around the world.

A non Eurocentric world view for promoting self-examination and cross-cultural understanding among people of color.

Includes articles on nation-race personalities compared to stages of growth from childhood to adulthood. Contact information provided.

Educational and research site by Boston Latin School students on human rights, genocide, propaganda, tolerance, and identity.

Explores the general treatment of working class whites in the media. Dealing with the areas of religion, race relations, work and lifestyle in defining working class whites as a unique social culture.

Links to treatment for this problem.

A public policy, educational and research institute whose work emphasizes issues of race and social change. Includes news, view points and contact information.

African American social and political commentary.

Series of articles about race relations in America from the Washington Post Newspaper.

Includes information on the organization, and its advisory counsel. Related links and photo gallery provided.

Includes essays on the spiritual, physical, mental and emotional balance of Africans in America.

Sponsors annual symposia for intercultural exchange among university students. Information about bridging cultures, timetable, outreach programs, and other projects.

Examines how the realities of race affect the significant social problems that exist in America.

Includes information on the organization, its views, activities and contact data.

An actual transcribed debate regarding race and other issues.

The initiative to encourage tolerance and understanding among people of different ethnic groups, races, nationalities, religions, cultures, social backgrounds and other minorities that face discrimination.

General academic discussion of race and ethnic relations

Discussion of an article from the Wall Street Journal on FreeRepublic.

Group was founded in 1997 to promote the fair and equal treatment under the law for all citizens without regard to race, gender, or ethnic origin. includes articles, news and contact information.

Information on the differences between the Palestinian and Jewish persecution.

Rooted in and growing out of former president Bill Clinton's Initiative on Race, the Renewing Democracy Through Interracial/Multicultural Community Building project.

Dealing with the issues of religious persecution faced by Ahmadiyya Muslims in Pakistan. Contain news, photographs and contact information

A compilation of online resources from the Japanese American Network on issues of concern to Asian Americans.

Despite over three decades of a concerted effort to rectify past racial injustices, race remains a crucial aspect of American society with policy implications throughout our governmental systems.

A research and public education project initiated by law professors Lani Guinier and Susan Sturm. Includes articles, interviews and the syllabus for a seminar.

This organization was founded in 1988 in response to the Aryan Nation's yearly conference in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Includes related links and contact information.

Self-test your unconscious levels of prejudice about age, gender, race, self-esteem, and mathematics vs. art.

Includes information on multi-cultural couples and their families. It addresses issues that these people face on a daily basis including religion and education.

Defends against religious persecution of all groups throughout the world. It insists that U.S. foreign policy defend Christians and Jews, Muslim dissidents and minorities, and other religious minorities in countries such as Indonesia, Pakistan, Nigeria, Iran and Sudan.

A national report card on discrimination in America published by the Urban Institute.

Perspectives and information from the national dialog on race in the United States, from the State Department and the United States Information Agency.