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The Nature Conservancy is a wonderful organization dedicated to preserving our environment in a peaceful way. They don't spend time, energy, or money on court cases; they simply buy land and preserve it. What a wonderful idea! |
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Men and Women Against Domestic Violence is a cyberspace-based group whose site offers good information to those fighting and confronting domestic violence. They link to other resources, such as SafetyNet, an excellent similar site. |
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Project Vote Smart gives you easy access to all the information you need to make informed decisions as a voter in the United States. They track over 13,000 political leaders, profile issues, and generally do a fantastic job of providing unbiased information. |
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The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force--OK, big surprise to find a link to this group in this neighborhood, but how could I leave them out? |
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The Covenant of the Goddess website hosts a good, sane collection of information about Wicca, with links to other sites. They also offer opportunities for networking, for those interested in participating. |
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Little Explorers helps even young children become confident web surfers! With a pictorial dictionary that acts as a springboard for exploring easy-to-read sites, tips on how things work in cyberspace, and more, they made me a grateful parent when I found them. My kids even toured the White House online--and got real snail-mail postcards from the President!--at the ages of 3 and 5! |
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Human Rights Internet--describes itself as, "International NGO, documentation centre, publishing house," and is kept very up to date. |
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The Goddess Art of Jonathon Earl Bowser--just what it says, with some gorgeous work! |
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James T. Sears has conducted extensive research on being gay in the South, on Southern history from a gay perspective, and on Neo-Confederate movements. His site offers layer after layer of information! |
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Links list continued below banner--I know it's annoying, but it's not popping up and it's not the first thing on the page, so I'm leaving it there! |
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Barbarian's Online Tests Page offers entertaining assessment--ranging from deeply meaningful personal insight, to self-assessment of possible learning disorders, to finding out what your preference in the Lucky Charms box says about your sexuality! (Very nicely done site, btw) |
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WestHollywood's OutWorld Cyberzine is our neighborhood geocities ezine, with big plans ahead! Take a moment to check them out . . . |
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Rainbow Stew offers "a serious look at 'gay-bashing' and hate crimes against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered persons including articles not presented by the media." |
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A Lesbian Celebration--of art, literature, philosophy, and an abundance of those things many of us crave and don't often find in the gay bars! What a fantastic site! |
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A Dyke's World--One of my own all-time favorites; I've been a regular visitor there since I first discovered this site about a year ago. This one's a must! :) |
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Silk n' Satin . . . an excellent geocities site with an abundance of lesbian history, poetry, quotes, accomplishments, etc.--even a kids' area! |
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Liberated Existence is a radical Memphis forum supported by some fantastic people. There are certainly times when we disagree on the details, but I am tremendously grateful that folks like this are fighting at all, and for all our freedoms! |
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Margaret Sanger--feel like reading a bit about a real American hero? (You can also read the short essay I sent my students after asking them to find out who she was, if you like.) |
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Lesbian.org, "devoted to promoting lesbian visibility on the Internet," is host to a variety of sites on . . . well, you guessed it! Includes such offerings as the Lesbian Mothers Support Society, for example. |
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The Gay and Lesbian National Hotline "is a non-profit organization which provides a vital service to our community by providing nationwide toll-free peer-counseling, information, and referrals. GLNH is open Monday through Friday 6 pm-10 pm and Saturday noon-5 pm, EST." |
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This page has been accessed  times since 9:15 a.m. March 4, 1999. |
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Go back to the entry page. |
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E-mail me at [email protected] |
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