This site is under construction and is currently being presented for suggestions and criticisms. New links and search features will be included over the course of construction. An excellent source of information. Additional links cover a variety of resources for writers and editors, African literary and cultural journals, and a number of African literature sites. There is also a section on ICT and the Internet in Africa and electronic networks for development, with many useful Web sites featuring discussions and resource material on Internet infrastructure and connectivity in Africa.
Visitors can search Black Facts by date, word, or category for historical information.
Afrocentric Web sites for the entire family. Kids in particular will find fun Web sites that encourage social consciousness. Educational links include plenty of African American history and background on the civil rights movement. A part of the Digital Schomburg, this collection provides access to the thought, perspectives and creative abilities of black women as captured in books and pamphlets published prior to 1920. Our prime directive is to bring together authoritative information about the whole world of Africa and her Diaspora in as entertaining a way as we can.