This is a fun activity to play during Kwanzaa or when studying African or Afro-American cultural traditions. The Chicano Homepage examines pivotal events concerning land, labor, education, and political empowerment that took place between 1965 and 1975, the period that was the focus of the Mexican-American civil rights movement. There is an extensive biography section that can be especially helpful. A Spanish version of selected pages is available. Resources are indexed by 29 countries with sub categories such as art, government, news, science, music and food.
Today is a comprehensive database on contemporary China.
It includes a pictorial section displaying the unearthed historic treasures of Henan, located in Central China. This site attempts to engage students in the exploration of Afro-American heritage and issues. It is designed to be highly motivating and encourages the student to begin their exploration from a personal point of view and interest. In 1994, a white buffalo calf was born in Wisconsin, a sign to many Native Americans of great significance. This site chronicles the story of this significant event and the meaning it holds for many Native American cultures.