Racism (Researching Racism): Identifying Available Books (print and electronic)
About the Hyperlinked Searches
The pages within the ASU Library Catalog Searches menu are an alphabetical listing of all Library of Congress Subject Headings focused on race, race relations, racism, multiculturalism, pluralism, ethnic identity, ethnic relations, civil rights, civil rights movements, and diversity. Entries in the list were largely gathered through consultation of the LC Subject Headings (LCSH) controlled vocabulary from the Linked Data Service suite from the Library of Congress.
- Each of the various LCSHs were searched against the ASU Library Catalog.
- When one or results match the subject heading a persistent hyperlink has been created.
Pages within This Tab
Hyperlinked Subject Heading Searches of the ASU Library Catalog
African Americans--Crimes against ---- Diversity in the workplace-- United States
East Saint Louis Race Riot, East Saint Louis, Ill., 1917 ---- Louisiana-- Race relations
Maine--Ethnic relations ---- Psychoanalysis and racism
Race--Religious aspects ---- Race riots--Tennessee
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