Race, Religion, and the Law: Race and the Law

Page presented by the University of California, Santa Barbara, with legal and administrative documents, newspapers and journal articles, analyses, etc.

AADP offers up-to-date news on affirmative action, immigration, race and related topics.

Timeline of slavery and some of the history of racism from 1619 to present.

The Claremont Institute was founded in 1979 and works in all fifty states, with a special emphasis on California. This page contains Claremont Institute projects, writings and news.

This site, created by Professor Vernellia Randall of the University of Dayton Law School, is designed to follow the organizational arrangement of Derrick Bell's Race and Racism in American Law (1993). It provides links to statutes, cases, excerpts of law review articles, bibliographies and other publications that deal with the intersection of racial issues and the law.

A collection of anti-slavery materials donated in 1870 to Cornell University by the American abolitionist, Reverend Samuel J. May. Materials date from the 18th & 19th centuries and cover slavery in the U.S. and West Indies and the slave trade. Pamphlets have been digitized and are searchable by keyword.