The Media Center is a place where you can explore Black produced publications. The publishers of the various publications are invited to regularly submit editorials and other articles of interest. African-Americans aren't rushing online because the new medium butts heads with their traditional values and desires. Traces the problems journalists were struggling with when reporting former police detective Furman's remarks related to the O.J. Simpson trial. An annotated index originally from Yale University's American Studies department, now part of the American Studies Web hosted by Georgetown University.
Gravity is an online magazine of opinion with an interactive newsgroup-like discussion section.
It considers everything from the low budget, independent Race movies of Oscar Micheaux to major studio productions. It's a tribute to a very misunderstood, and mysterious film genre that lasted for over forty years. A bibliography of videotapes at the Moffitt Library, U.C. Berkeley that also has links to associated web sites. This site is an online resource for those concerned with the mass media and race relations in the United States. By Robert M. Entman and Andrew Rojecki.