American Revolution and Veteran Links:

National Society Sons of The American Revolution
Massachusetts Sons of the American Revolution
National Mall Liberty Fund
Blacks in the American Revolution
Blacks in the Military
Site of Wayne Ibn Musa Barboza
Plymouth in the American Revolution
Cape Verdean Veterans Association
Montford Point Marines
African American World War II Medal of Honor Recipients

A tribute to aging World War II Veterans
Wounded Warrior Project

Local Historical Sites:

African Slave Markers in Colonial Newport Rhode Island

New Bedford Whaling Museum: Kendall Research Library Heroes in the Ships, an on-line exhibit celebrating the work of Cape Verdean and African-American sailors in the whaling industry.

Museum of African-American History, Beacon Hill and Nantucket MA

The Royall House of Medford, MA Learn about black American life in colonial Medford. Check out Belinda Royall who sued for reparations in 1783 and won after forty years of servitude to the Royall family.

Martha's Vineyard African-American Heritage Trail

Other Historical Museums and Sites:
Museum of the African Diaspora Located in San Francisco CA

Museum of Mexican Art The African Presence in Mexico

Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia Located at Ferris University, Big Rapids Michigan

Black Loyalist Heritage Society of Novia Scotia Canada

Remembering the Black Loyalists of Canada

The Schomburg Center for Research, New York For over 80 years the Center has collected, preserved, and provided access to materials documenting black life, and promoted the study and interpretation of the history and culture of peoples of African descent.

Books of Interest:

Sundown Towns From Maine to California, thousands of communities kept out African Americans (or sometimes Chinese Americans, Jewish Americans, etc.) by force, law, or custom.

Film and Media:
Separate Cinema On-line archive of over 25,000 movie posters, photos and ephemera documentary the journey of black film.

Roxbury Film Festival New England's Largest Film festival celebrating people of color.