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• - Web directory listing sites related to Black Women's lives in America and worldwide.
  
• - A Black relationship site where observations, advice and experiences are told by those that have lived them.
  
• - Companion site to a book by Vicki Calton that provides beauty and social skills and techniques for African-American women to look, feel, and act their best.
  
• - Literature and excerpts by upcoming writer.
  
• - Magazine of fashion, music, culture and beautiful Black women.
  
• - Michigan entrepreneur and writer focuses on womens' and minority issues. Photograph, samples of her writings and links to her commercial websites.
  
• - Entertainment Magazine, resources for fashion, beauty, online soap opera and directories for those working or desiring to work in the entertainment industry.
  
• - Romantic love poetry.
  
• - Links to Websites concerning many aspects of Black women.
  
• - Womanism, culture, and politics site.
  
• - Online companion to the print zine and blackgirl stories - personal zines from a black woman's perspective.
  
• - Information, links and articles.
  
• - Exploration of Black feminity and beauty. Articles and poems, plus links to similar sites.
  
• - Ayllu is a step team from NYC whose purpose is to promote unity and sisterhood in our college community through stepping.
  
• - A motivating, inspirational online magazine for African American women.
  
• - Insight and education on communication skills, dating issues, and mind games.
  
• - Online magazine for black women, commentary, links and articles on everything from sex to race issues.
  
• - A listing of television shows with Black female main characters, and those without them.
  
• - Dedicated to the health and wellness of today's African American woman.
  
• - A forum designed to encourage, educate, and inspire women of color.
  
• - Examines the debate over 2 Live Crew's arrest on obscenity charges in 1990, and they ways in which the case illustrates how race and gender politics continue to marginalize Black women.
  
• - Celebrating the beauty of Black women, fictional stories featuring Black women with natural hair.
  
• - CBWW, is a non-profit community-based self-help center committed to improving the health status of African American women and their families.
  
• - The DOE Network is an online publication and resource for women of color.
  
  

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