Very up to date survey, encompassing "interesting and important resources, dealing with the intersection of ethnicity, culture, class, poverty, computers, and cyberspace." Selections include:

The Binary Split: Race and Technology at the End of the 20th Century [added 04/29/1999] http://seamless.com/k-racial.html

The Race for Cyberspace: Information Technology in the Black Diaspora, www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/comp/eglash.dir/r4cyb/r4cybh.htm

Duppies in the Machine, or, "Anybody know where I can buy a copy of the "Upnorth-Outwest Geechee Jibara Quik Magic Trance Manual For Technologically Stressed Third World People"?" [added 02/13/99], www.kalital.com/Text/Writing/Duppies.html

Cy.Rev #4: Technological Revolution & Prospects for Black Liberation in the 21st Century, www.eff.org/pub/Publications/E-journals/CyRev/cyrev4.html#tech

Buying into the Computer Age: A Look at Hispanic Families, www.cgu.edu/inst/aw1-1.html

UnderCurrent #4: Virtual Whiteness and Narrative Diversity, http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~ucurrent/uc4/4-lockard.html

Brillo Magazine, Issue Number 2 -- Buggin' in and Out: Eye Dialectal Nightmares in Cyberspace, www.virago-net.com/brillo/No2/email.htm

The Unbearable Whiteness of Being: African American Critical Theory and Cyberculture, www.kalital.com/Text/Writing/Whitenes.html

American Emissaries to Africa: From John Barlow via James Bond to James Baldwin and Back, www.tao.ca/fire/nettime/old/4/0085.html , www.nettime.org/nettime.w3archive/199801/msg00035.html

Book Review: The African-American Resource Guide to the Internet, www.otal.umd.edu/~rccs/books/battle.html

Black Pioneers of the Internet, www.delphi.com/blackpioneers/

The Virtual Barrio @ The Other Frontier (or the Chicano inerneta), www.telefonica.es/fat/egomez.html

Cultural Survival Quarterly: The Internet and Indigenous Communities, www.cs.org/csq/csqinternet.html