It's still under construction but already has many useful resources and links. An article about the differing effects of the media on men and women, as related to political campaigns. A nice collections of links organized by topics typical to a Women's Studies course. It is very difficult to find online documents on class, but this bibliography may be very useful. A very readable Masters thesis by Kimberly Berry explores the issues of gender and work culture, in the lives of female taxi drivers.
Individual chapters deal with race, class, stereotypes, and gender.
This site is a straightforward list of suggestions for helping teachers deal with prejudice and discrimination. A searchable index of resources for feminist activists, especially those involved in reproductive rights, sexual harassment and rape, domestic violence, women of color, women and economic issues, global issues and women's health issues. Created and maintained by Sarah Stapleton-Gray. Includes biographical and bibliographic information, annotated lists of Internet resources relating to each writer, and, when available, images and audio files. Writers can be browsed by name, birthplace, racial or ethnic background, and significant historical dates.