81. ProgressiveLabourParty Working class. broad left socialist party aiming to bring together all those who oppose both economic rationalism and racism. Founded in 1996 by activists frustrated by the rightward drift of the Australian Labor Party. http://www.progressivelabour.org/

Welcome to the PLP National Home Page Progressive Labour Party PLP National Conference, Newcastle Recent Media Releases, Letters Palm Sunday Peace Rally, Sydney, April 13, 1.00pm - march to Domain ... PLP Flag / Logo Website Pat Toms pbtoms@bigpond.com Mary Lupi, National President Rod Noble, National Secretary 02 4962 3432 All National Officers PLP Branches To Join PLP Electoral forms State/Federal ... Submission re Proportional Representation * For a sustainable, inclusive and just society - against economic rationalism and against racism. For a socialist and democratic society - policies that are egalitarian and sustainable, party structures that promote fairness and equality regarding gender, race, sexual preference, religion, ethnicity and age. * A position clearly to the left of the ALP but which can appeal to the majority of ALP voters * Prioritising the concerns of the Australian working people, while actively supporting the building of an international movement to challenge corporate power

82. SocioSite ETHNICITY, MIGRATION AND RACISM Sociological resources and information on ethnic relations, migrationand racism. Editor Albert Ethnicity — Migration — racism. http://www.pscw.uva.nl/sociosite/TOPICS/Ethnic.html

83. YWCA Of The Mid-Peninsula An inclusive, multicultural women's center whose mission is to empower women and eliminate racism. http://www.ywcamid.org/index.htm

HOME ABOUT PROGRAMS CLASSES ... ADVOCACY WELCOME to the YWCA! Events Celebrate A Woman! March is Women’s History Month, so the YWCA invites you to honor a woman in your life! For a $25 donation, you can celebrate a woman. The YWCA will honor her at our building and on our website by posting your description and kind words. Click here to Celebrate A Woman or learn more details about participation! The YWCA is hosting a panel discussion by local Elected Women Find out how women impact the governing and legislative process! This event will take place in late April or early May, please check back for details. The World YWCA presents “Leading Change” , an International Women’s Summit Convening in Brisbane, Australia on July 6-7, 2003 The YWCA extends a sincere “Thank You!” to Scott Gamble for leading the effort to redesign our website. For 51 years, the YWCA of the Mid-Peninsula has been working to Empower Women and Eliminate Racism in our community through Programs such as Rape Crisis Center for survivors of sexual assault Outlet for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youth

84. KNOW RACISM : Welcome 'Know racism' Logo 'Know racism' Logo home page contacts page racism is a specificform of discrimination and exclusion faced by minority ethnic groups. http://www.knowracism.ie/

RACISM is a specific form of discrimination and exclusion faced by minority ethnic groups. RACISM is based on the false belief that "some" races are inherently superior to others because of different skin colour, nationality, ethnic or cultural background. RACISM deprives people of their basic human rights, dignity and respect Welcome to the homepage of the National Anti-Racism Awareness Programme, Know Racism. Know Racism is a three year programme which aims to contribute to creating the conditions for building an inclusive and intercultural society in Ireland, where racism is addressed and cultural diversity is valued. If you want to know more about what the programme click into the general information part of site for background information on the programme, message from the Chairperson , Joe McDonagh, frequently asked questions and key messages of the programme.

85. DIRECT ACTION YOUTH Anticapitalist, anti-racism, and anti-McDonalds actions with information, and photographs of demonstrations. http://www.geocities.com/djh_uk/day.html

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86. Football Against Racism In Europe • Home        Welcome to the FARE Network online. We want to see the 'beautiful game'played without the cancer of racism. Football is the biggest http://www.farenet.org/

Home About News Partners Resources Welcome to the FARE Network online We want to see the 'beautiful game' played without the cancer of racism. Football is the biggest sport in the world and belongs to us all. It should be the right of every person to play, watch and discuss freely, without fear. Unfortunately, at all levels of the game, from amateur to international, there are incidents of racism. Be it from fans, players, clubs or other football bodies, FARE believes that such behaviour, on and off the field, is unacceptable and unwanted by the majority of fans and players. FARE aims to rid the game of racism by combining the resources of anti-racist football organisation throughout Europe. It helps to support and nurture groups and coordinates efforts on an European scale. By working together, FARE helps organisations share good practice and present a united front against racism in football. "Unite Against Racism" Conference FARE jointly organised the high-profile "Unite Against Racism" conference with UEFA and The English FA. Click to view details of this important event. MTV "Free Your Mind" Award FARE has been awarded the prestiguos "Free you Mind" Award at the MTV Europe Awards 2002 in Barcelona. The award was given in recognition of FARE's excellent work at identifying and combatting racism in European football.

87. Youth Against Rasim Educates high school students about antiracism by conducting workshops in their communities and schools. Lists mission, newsletter, history, definitions, self-test, sponsors, links and contact details. http://www.ednet.ns.ca/educ/schoolpages/yar/

"Combatting racism is like peeling away the layers of an onion, it can be hard, even difficult, sometimes it can make you cry but if you keep at it long enough you will succeed at breaking it down." Terry Bright Youth Against Racism Participant Weymouth Consolidated High School

88. AntiRacismNet.org AntiracismNet finds the stories and organizations that address racism,discrimination, hate crimes, civil rights, and antiracism activism. http://www.antiracismnet.org/

89. How I Learned To Hate Racism Describes experiences the author had as a child that taught him to hate bigotry and racial intolerance. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/8787/racism.htm

Click here How I Learned to Hate Racism by Robert J. Ruhf Sign my Guestbook with your own comments View RECENT Guestbook entries View OLDER Guestbook entries (52 entries) View other web sites I've created "How can you like the feeling of hatred in your blood? What is it you're concealing underneath that hood? Whether its religion or the color of the skin, No matter what the reason, can't you see that your hatred is a sin? And I am not deceived by the prayers I hear you pray And I can't help believe that you'll not escape the Judgement Day." from "Hand Me Down Hate" by Raspberry Jam , 1993 Metro-One Records. Used with permission. Click ( here ) to download an mp3 of this song! The following story/essay briefly describes the most influential experiences I had as a child (from the age of 5 to the age of 18) that taught me to hate bigotry and racial intolerance. The names of people have been changed in order to respect their privacy. (1) How my parents influenced my views (1970): I was five years old when my older sister and I started saying, "Eeny meanie miny moe. Catch a nigger by his toe. If he hollers let him go. Eeny meanie miny moe." We didn't know what "nigger" meant. As far as we knew, the word was just a small part of a rhyme that we heard other kids saying. We said the rhyme in front of my parents one night.

90. Racism In Modern America Thorough examination of the forms racism takes, why it continues, and what can be done about it.Category Society Issues Race and racism......Frame ALERT! An examination of the Nature, Impact and possible correctionsfor racism in Modern American Society. This document http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/8908/rframe.htm

91. March 21 Stop Racism Campaign - Campagne Du 21 Mars "Mettons Fin Au Racisme" http://www.pch.gc.ca/march-21-mars/

92. Chicago Coalition Against War And Racism Calls for an immediate end to the war in Afghanistan and opposes attacks on any other possible target .Category Society Issues Regional United States Illinois...... In the event of a provocative attack on community leaders or organizations in theChicago area, the Chicago Coalition Against War racism has constructed a http://www.chicagoantiwar.org/

Regular CCAWR meetings (weekly): Tuesday, April 15 Tuesday, April 22 All meetings held at: Soka Gakkai International of Chicago 1455 S. Wabash (Roosevelt Stop on Green and Red lines) 6:30-8:30 pm 2nd Floor SGI is Wheelchair accessible CCAWR Calendar of Events Download Fliers: April 12th Community March Flier (english) April 12th Community March Flier (spanish) Fact Sheet: Reasons to Oppose the War Archive of past events and PDF Fliers Local Anti-War Websites: Chicago Coalition Against War and Racism 8th Day Center for Justice Chicago Area Anti-Bashing Network Evanston Neighbors for Peace ... Logan Square Against the war National Anti-War Links: International ANSWER Coalition International ANSWER - Chicago American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee Voices in the Wilderness ... SUSTAIN Educational and Informational Resources: Middle East Research and Information Project Education for Peace in Iraq Center Iraq Resource Information Site International Action Center ... Z Net Iraq Watch Progressive Media Web Portals: Global Independent Media Center Chicago Independant Media Center Common Dreams News Center Jay's Leftist and Progressive Internet Resources Directory ... WorldWire: News on Global Issues International Day Of Actions Community Marches April 12th On April 12 in addition to the National March on Washington DC and joint actions in San Francisco and Los Angeles massive and coordinated demonstrations will take place around the world, in the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, Asia and Europe.

93. RID Forum Dialogue Forum and online discussion group devoted to topics of race and racism. http://www.ridforum.org

R ace I ssues D ialogue Forum The Race Issues Dialogue Forum, founded by Tatiana Nu, is an on-line discussion group devoted to topics of racism, bringing together people of all races who want to create positive change between all racial groups. I feel that the discomfort of the topic is enough to suppress a vast potential of ideas and visions for making our world more free of discrimination. This forum is the place to get past that discomfort. The issue has many complexities, and many perspectives, but this should not stop one from opening one's mind and heart to it. I want this forum to be a place where people can share their thoughts and experiences, as well as their hopes for a better community, a better America and a better world. If these visions are not even articulated, they certainly have no hope of occurring. This forum is the place to articulate those visions. Also posted at this site will be periodic conversations, interviews and essays on a variety of race related topics. Why I started the RID Forum How to sign up for RID Forum Quotes for Consideration In Conversation with Daryl Davis ... Who is Tatiana Nu?

94. RACISM. STOP IT! Canadian Heritage / Patrimoine canadien, Canada. Français, Contact Us, Help,Search, Canada Site. What's New, Outreach Zone, Sponsors/Partners, Links,Home. http://www.pch.gc.ca/march-21-mars/main_e.shtml

To obtain free material please fill out the Order Form on-line or fax it to 1-866-278-1950. For further information please call 1-888-MARCH21. Last Updated: 2003-01-24 Important Notices Contact Us Help Search ... For the Media

95. Transitional Page The Aesthetic Realism of Eli Siegel provides a new perspective. Articles include Causes of racism (1999) and The Solution to racism (1998), by Arnold Perey, PhD. http://www.gis.net/~waverly

This page has changed its address. Please click here for A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR ANTHROPOLOGY Further Links Articles: A Recent Sampling Teaching Method vs. Drug s Eli Siegel Collection; Lectures ... Road Rage

96. Say No To Racism What everyone can do about racism. Short definitions of racism, etc. Informationfor students = = =. What is racism? Top. racism means attitudes http://www.gnb.ca/hrc-cdp/e/sayno.htm

Say NO to Racism What is racism? What is meant by prejudice? stereotype? and discrimination? Does the Human Rights Act prohibit racial discrimination? What can I do to stop racism? ... Where else can I find out how to stop racism? What is racism? Racism means attitudes, practices and other factors that disadvantage people because of their race, color or ethnicity. Racism can be directed against any race, color or ethnicity. Some examples of racism are obvious, such as graffiti, intimidation or physical violence. Racial and ethnic slurs and "jokes" are other examples. Unfortunately, they are often ignored because people do not know how to deal with them. Other forms of racism are not obvious, such as discrimination in hiring and apartment rentals, or policies that disadvantage members of certain races, whether intentionally or not. Racism exists at three main levels: individual, institutional and cultural. Individual racism takes the form of individual attitudes, beliefs, values and behaviours. Racial prejudice , bigotry, belittling and jealousy are examples of racist attitudes. Examples of racist beliefs are racial

97. Other Voices 2.1 (February 2000), Ian Hancock, "The Consequences Of Anti-Gypsy R By Ian Hancock. http://www.english.upenn.edu/~ov/2.1/hancock/roma.html

The Consequences of Anti-Gypsy Racism in Europe Ian Hancock Other Voices , v.2, n.1 (February 2000) Reprint of a text delivered to the Joint Seminar on Roma (Gypsies) in Europe , Warsaw, September 20-23, 1994. Originally published in The Belgrade Circle , no.1-2, 1995. You talk about the race problem, the immigration problem, all sorts of problems. If you are liberal, you say that Black people have problems. If you are not, you say they are the problem. But the members of the new Europe have only one real problem; that problem is white people. Racism, of course, is not our problem; It is yours. We simply suffer the effects of your racism. H onored Ambassador, Mister Chairman, respected fellow delegates. I have chosen as the topic of my address before this meeting the issue of racism. Specifically, the nature and consequences of racism in eastern Europe directed at the Romani population. Racism must be recognized as a cancer which, if not checked, will lead us surely and inevitably into a catastrophic situation which has the potential to destroy Europe in a 2lst century chaos. I don't wish to be charged with hyperbole. But I believe that the points I wish to raise here cannot be made too forcefully. The move to Democracy, if it is to be successful, must incorporate all aspects of the democratic system. If the transition in that direction is only a partial one, then the system will be incomplete, and will never function properly. Frustration and resentment will remain. One part of the democratic ideal which must be given priority is the granting of basic human rights. Since 1989, the human rights record in parts of eastern Europe has been abysmal. Eastern European nations cannot simply pick and choose, selecting those aspects of democracy which appeal to them and ignoring those which don't; if the post-communist nations are to embrace democracy fully and successfully, the recognition of the equal worth of all human beings must become fundamental. The alternative can only be disaster.

98. Portal (English) Portail (français) Other Languages Help human rights, Welcome to the website of the European Commission against racism andIntolerance. All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. http://www.coe.int/ecri/

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99. Zionism, Racism And Durban Conference Article by Hassan Tahsin. http://www.arabview.com/article.asp?artID=90

100. What Is Racism? Is Bigotry And Racism Just A White Thing? What Is racism? by Thomas Jackson. There is surely no nation in the worldthat holds racism in greater horror than does the United States. http://www.stormfront.org/whitenat/racism.htm

What Is Racism? The 'racist' double standard: how Whites are made to feel guilty and "hateful" for loving their own people and culture. by Thomas Jackson There is surely no nation in the world that holds "racism" in greater horror than does the United States. Compared to other kinds of offenses, it is thought to be somehow more reprehensible. The press and public have become so used to tales of murder, rape, robbery, and arson, that any but the most spectacular crimes are shrugged off as part of the inevitable texture of American life. "Racism" is never shrugged off. For example, when a White Georgetown Law School student reported earlier this year that black students are not as qualified as White students, it set off a booming, national controversy about "racism." If the student had merely murdered someone he would have attracted far less attention and criticism. Racism is, indeed, the national obsession. Universities are on full alert for it, newspapers and politicians denounce it, churches preach against it, America is said to be racked with it, but just what is racism?

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