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Best Place to Begin:
Best Place to Begin:
General entries on most topics. This resource provides a good introduction to the topic.
Subscription Databases:
Subscription Databases:
Best sources for research on the Civil Rights Movement, Jim Crow Laws, integration (be prepared to look at sub-topics such a school integration) and Rosa Parks. If your topic entry is too brief, use the Related Entries for other Reference Articles.
Best source for research on the Holocaust.
Facts on File: Modern World History Online
Best source for research on Orthodox Judaism, pogroms, Yiddish, the Black Panthers, but also useful for any modern topic.
Best source for pogroms, plus two articles on Jim Crow Laws and Jim Crow Laws
A complete list of SBHS Databases can be found here.
Vetted internet resources:
Vetted internet resources:
 While databases should always be your first stop for academic research, some topics or viewpoints are new enough that the internet offers a more complete picture. The Black Lives Matter movement
Red Hook Housing Projects
PBS Independent Lens documentary on Red Hook
If you're thinking of living in Red Hook, The New York Times
A Day in the Life at Red Hook Housing Projects
Jews in the American South
Institute of Souther Jewish Life - Profile of Suffolk, VA
Passover in the Confederacy - NYTimes Contributor
The "Real Story" of Rosa Parks
Rosa Parks, Revisited, The New York Times
You Still Don't Know the Whole Rosa Parks Story, Time Magazine
New York City in the 1970s
Everyday Life in the Hood: New York, 1970-1973, Time Magazine
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