Resources
The primary purpose of The Project on Race in Political Communication is to understand the dynamics involved with race, politics and language. RaceProject.org is designed to be a portal for students, press, academics and citizens to find information to advance that purpose. The links listed below point to Internet sites that are useful to the study of politics, race and political communication.RaceProject Resources
Political and Governmental Resources Relating to Race
Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
Academic Internet Resources Relating to Political
Communication and/or Race
Dr. Alana Lentin
(U. of Sussex)
Annenberg School for Communication (U. of Pennsylvania)
Annenberg Public Policy Center (U. of Pennsylvania)
Annenberg Center for Communication (U. of Southern California)
Dr. Lance Bennett's Political
Communication
Resources (U. of Washington)
Brennan Center for Justice (NYU School of Law)
Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture at the University of Chicago
Dr. Michael
Fauntroy (George Mason U.)
Dr. Melissa
Harris-Lacewell (Princeton U.)
Kirwan Institute
(Ohio State University)
Dr. Marc Lamont Hill
(Columbia U.)
Project
Implicit (featuring the Implicit Associations Test) (Harvard U.)
Julian P. Kanter archive, Political Communication Center (U. of Oklahoma)
National Council for
Black Studies
Native
American Studies Association (U. of Wisconsin -- Whitewater)
Political
Communication Lab (with ad archive) (Stanford U.)
Race: Are
We So Different? (American Anthropological Association)
Race
Relations Project (Penn State U.)
Dr.
John
Raible (U. of Nebraska-Lincoln)
Dr. G.W. Richardson, Jr.'s Political Advertising Resources (Kutztown U.)
Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy (Harvard U.)
Television
News
Archive
(Vanderbilt U.)
Cornel West
(Princeton U.)
Wisconsin Advertising Project (U. of Wisconsin-Madison)
Websites Related to Race
Asian-American PoliticsAsian Week
The Black Database (directory of websites)
Black Voices
Colorlines
NAACP
National Action Network (Rev. Al Sharpton)
National Council of La Raza
OpEdNews (Dr. Mikhail Lyubansky's writing, in particular)
Racial Equality Tools
Rainbow/PUSH Coalition (Rev. Jesse Jackson)
Republicans for Black Empowerment
Southern Poverty Law Center
Tavis Smiley (PBS)
The Grio
Race Wire
The Root
Side by Side (promoting diversity on college campuses)
Voto Latino
Youth for Human Rights International
Blogs
American Indian
Voice of Spirit and Reason
Between the Lines (Dr. Mikhail Lyubansky at Psychology Today)
Culture Kitchen
Dr. Law Mom
Eight Asians
Dr. Michael Fauntroy
Hispanic Pundit
Dr.
Melissa
Harris-Lacewell (at The Notion)
Intercultural Talk:
Anthropology Meets Marketing
King Politics
(Dr. Marvin King)
The Pink
Pink Elephant (Dr. Christopher MacDonald-Dennis)
Questioning
the European "Crisis of Multiculturalsim"
The
Science of Small Talk (Dr. Sam Sommers at Psychology Today)
SideBySide
Blog (Alvin Herring)
This Week in Blackness (Elon James White)
Social Networking
Facebook:
Southern
Poverty
Law
Center
LinkedIn:
Political Psychology
Twitter: Carmen Dixon
(All About Race)
Twitter: Dr. Candi Wallace (Dr. Law Mom)
Twitter: Melissa Harris-Lacewell
Twitter: Professor
Blair Kelley
Twitter: Dr. Christopher MacDonald-Dennis
Twitter: National
Communication Association
Twitter: Race
Wire / Colorlines
Twitter: Liza Sabater
(Blog Diva / Culture Kitchen)
Other Public Resources
United States House of Representatives
Politics on TV (CMAG)
Professional Associations
American Political Science Association
APSA Political Communication Organized Section
APSA Race, Ethnicity and Politics Organized Section
APSA Elections, Public Opinion and Voting Behavior Organized Section
Midwest Political Science Association
National Communication Association
