Lea Lane is the queen of solo – and this is the place for any woman who lives alone.

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The University of Pennsylvania doesn’t believe in banning books and at The Online Books page you can find texts of many books that have been pulled from the shelves for one reason or another.

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History plays strange tricks on us. We think of slavery as being centuries ago. But log on to Virginia U’s online anthology, click on hypertexts and hear Fountain Hughes speak. Slavery really wasn’t that long ago.

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At the Schomburg center in New York city, visit a remarkable online exhibit focused on Harlem 1900-1940. Meet the artists, writers and of course, the musicians.

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Fascinating look at the milestone decision that ended segregation in our public schools.

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A fitting resting place in the heart of New York, for African slaves from 200 years ago.

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A labor of love from William R. Jones who has created an online, non political website with a mission: encourage black Americans to use the web.

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You don’t have to wait until Feb. 14th to be romantic! Find thousands of loving things to do at

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From India, home of the beautiful, romantic Taj Mahal and Bollywood movies – a Valentine website.

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Everything you ever wanted to know or find or buy for that special someone.

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