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Created by G. Haan, librarian Updated by L. Ryan, librarian February. 2008
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Print Resources Search the Online Catalog
for books. Browse the shelves in these sections:
Biographies of individuals In Biography
section arranged alphabetically by the subjects last name Databases and Online
Encyclopedias Remote Access from home go to S drive for usernames and passwords § Biography
Resource Center – biographical articles § CQ Researcher – Reports on political and
social issues § Culturegrams culture and country
information
§ Encarta Encyclopedia –
articles and images. On an LRC computer go to Start >
Programs > Microsoft Encarta > Encarta Reference Library 2005 § History Resource Center:
World: – World history § Opposing Viewpoints – Pro & con articles on controversial topics
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Student Resource Center articles on varied topics
Web Sites
Search the Online Catalog for websites = look in "Webpath Express."
Ali, Muhammad
Heroes and Icons: Muhammad Ali from Time Magazine Apartheid
Apartheid from
the Africana Encyclopedia United Nations in the
Struggle Against Apartheid from the African National Congress: Ashe, Arthur
Life and Legacy from the Amy Biehl Foundation
Healing Through Activism : Parents of
Murdered American Student Amy Biehl Carry on Their Daughter's Anti-Apartheid
Legacy Parents
Healing Through Activism
: Parents of
Murdered American Student Amy Biehl Carry on Their Daughter's Anti-Apartheid
Legacy Parents TRUTH, RECONCILIATION,
ACTION A
young woman's death inspires her parents to serve Biko, Steven King William's Town's hero: Steve Biko 1946 - 1977 Steve Biko: Martyr of the Anti-Apartheid Movement Jim Crow Laws Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia
from Jim Crow History Resources
from Jim Crow History.org The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow from
Public Television: Mandela,
Nelson
The Long Walk of Nelson
Mandela from Public Television: Mandela: An Audio History
from National Public Radio The Mandela Page
from the African National Congress: Nelson
Mandela by Andre Brink in Time magazine: Nobel Peace Prize 1993
Press Release [Why
Mandela won.] Mathabane, Mark Mark Mathabane Teacher Resource File
numerous links to Mathabane information Martin Luther King Community
Service Awards: Mark Mathabane Pass Laws Anti-pass Campaigns;
1912-1960 HUMAN RIGHTS : Historical
images of Apartheid in South Africa
Implementation of
Apartheid: Pass Laws Rhodes, Cecil John
Cecil Rhodes: Lowdown Thief
or Hero for the Nation? : Diamonds from the
Mining in Sisulu, Walter
Obituary: Walter
Sisulu [and biographical information] Walter M. Sisulu
from Sharpeville Riots (also referred to as Sharpeville Massacre) Documents from the National § Great Cause, A:
The origins
of the British Anti-Apartheid Movement, June 1959March 1960 from the African National Congress This is a long document. In
MS Word, go to the Edit menu
and use the FIND feature to locate section on Sharpeville.) §
Sharpeville Massacre: A
Watershed in South Africa by The
Rt. Reverend Ambrose Reeves §
Sharpeville Massacre: Its historic
significance in the struggle against apartheid by
David M. Sibek
Sharpeville Massacre Sparks
International Condemnation
from the BBC South Africa
[Extensive site from the Library of Congress] South African Politics
by Dr. A. Drew, The Story of Africa
from the BBC S. Africa Marking Soweto Uprising from the
BBC Soweto Uprising Remembered
from CNN
The Tambo Page [Oliver Tambo] from the
African National Congress Tutu,
Desmond
Archbishop Tutu Profile
from the Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation Desmond Tutu: Biography from the Nobel
e-Museum: Nobel Peace Prize 1984
[Why Tutu won.] Truth and Reconciliation
Commission Truth and Reconciliation
Commission Home Page Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa
Report, March 2003
Voodoo Voodoo History: Beliefs, rituals and locations Voodoo and West Africa's Spiritual Life
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