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TOP 10 AFRICAN AMERICAN WEB SITES »
Top 10 best
African American web sites rated by the LoveToKnow editors
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MyBlackInfo.com
Popular source for African American information and networking
on the Internet. Current events, sports, entertainment and articles
to help with topics such as
weddings,
families and
art.
Offers many links to other African American sources on the net.
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Black
Enterprise
Magazine focusing on television and entertainment news related
to African American entertainers. Also find info on radio and
upcoming events. Spend some time browsing the
small business area to learn about prominent small businesses
owned by African Americans. Subscribe online for only $15.95 per
year.
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Vibe.com
Website offers information on a wide variety of topics centering
around African Americans and entertainment. While you can subscribe
to the print version, the site offers topics such as
music,
news
and job searches.
There is even an online community and blogs, where you can connect
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Black Books
Galore
Online retailer that sells African American themed books
exclusively. Join the mailing list to get updates and information about new
releases, special events and sales. The
children's book party is a unique feature that allows customers to
become part of BBG's sales force and make a little extra money in the
process.
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ThinkQuest: Famous African Americans
The perfect starting place to learn more about famous African
Americans. Perfect resource for research for school reports too.
Details on famous Americans such as
George Washington Carver,
Harriet Tubman,
Martin Luther King Jr. and
Jackie Robinson.
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Black
Business Expo
African American business owners will want to set up a booth at
the BBE and shoppers will want to visit and discover the latest and
greatest products. Read
testimonials or get information on how to reserve a booth or
tickets to this exciting event.
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African
American History
Craving more African American history? This site offers detailed
historical information about events such as the
Dread Scott Case (1857),
Post Civil War,
Early Civil Rights,
Civil Rights Movement and
School Integration. The bibliography lists a ton of additional
resources.
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It's A
Black Thang
This online retailer claims to offer a one-stop shopping
experience for all things African American. It seems they do have a
huge selection of products to suit every need and taste, including
calendars,
Christmas ornaments featuring African art,
figurines and even
Bible covers.
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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
The New York Public Library offers a vast library collection of
materials related to black culture. The Center also offers
online
exhibits,
scholars-in-residence and a
junior scholars program.
While at the site, be sure to check out the events calendar or find
out how you can support the Schomburg Center.
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African
American Gifts
Nice collection of African American gifts, such as African
themed
candles, or an African inspired wall mural. Shipping rate varies by
amount purchased, so be sure to check the shopping cart summary carefully
before submitting your order. They offer a 30-day exchange for defective
items.
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NetNoir.com
The premier social networking site for African Americans.
Not only can users find
events, businesses, websites and reviews, but users can add these items
as well. Check out the business directory, where you can browse by top rated
or most reviews in African American businesses.
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Treasured Locks
Products specially formulated for the delicate needs of African
American hair. Shop by brand or type of hair product. Also offers bath and
body products and makeup. Check out the
hair products guide for help in selecting the perfect product to meet
your hair care needs.
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AfriGeneas.com
Searching for your genealogy? AfriGeneas is especially designed
to help African Americans track down hard to find information on ancestors.
Read articles and find many different resources for tracking down the
specifics of your family tree. Check out the new
African
American marriages database.
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Little Africa
Offers a huge variety of resources, some free. Offers Bible
messages, leadership lectures, networking and community. The
marketplace features African American products such as home
decor, wedding accessories, beauty aids, food, spices, movies,
sculptures and computer software.
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BlackSeek.com
Site searches the Internet and brings together black news from
all around the globe. Get free e-mail with the address of
yourname@blackseek.com.
Submit your
own African American articles or
add the URL of an African American business.
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Afro Card
Company
Known as the largest publisher of African American greeting
cards. Check out the different galleries for a complete look at the
different cards and art work available. Also offers an option to join their
team and sell these cards as a side business.
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Black Voices
Check out news by what is hot or find out the latest info in categories such
as
entertainment,
sports or
life and
style. Connect with others on the community bulletin boards or visit the
blogs to read commentary and post your own opinions.
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Swirl
Syndicate
Multi-cultural clothing for children.
Online shop features clothes with cute sayings and graphics to
help children embrace both sides of their culture. Check out their
stores in California or order your favorite Swirl Syndicate
T-shirts online.
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Black Women's Health
Site delves into issues relating to the health of African
American women. Find out about everything from hair care to weight loss.
Site has an
events list,
business directory and physician's directory. Check out the
blog
for more discussion on health issues and concerns.
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Sir Nick of Tyme
Lovable children's adventure. This sweet tale is about a young
boy who wants to be a night, but circumstances prevent him. His
determination and dedication shine through in this
story,
encouraging African American kids to reach for their dreams. By
Kevin
Dove, an African American author and animator.
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