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This category is for sites on homepages by individuals, not organizations, about more than one social issue.

Websites submitted here must be social issue related and in English.

Resources in This Category

• The Wonderful World of Chief BigBong

  http://www.angelfire.com/mo2/chiefbigbong/
  Issues include drugs and their legalization, prostitution, death penalty, euthanasia, religion.

• The Wonderful World of Me

  http://hazel_eyesny.tripod.com/
  A boricua from Harlem speaking on issues of "minorities" and other day to day things.

• Walk the Plank

  http://www.angelfire.com/punk2/walktheplank/
  Omnizine exploring the connections between wild animals, anarchism, breakdancing, book arts, green politics, moomintrolls, old technology, medieval heretics, greil marcus, punk, and labyrinthine libraries.

• Watson's Web

  http://www.markswatson.com/
  A site that looks at today's issues in a moral and religious way. The site covers international issues such as Kosovo, Russia, and China. The site also covers issues such as gun control, abortion, globalization and other US domestic other issues.

• What's Your Response on Social Issues

  http://www.angelfire.com/bc/chrispress/
  A discussion page on many issues asking for your response to abortion, alcohol abuse, bullying, domestic violence, drug abuse, gun control, pornography, recycling, truancy, with links to information and resources.

• Who's Evil

  http://www.arie.org/
  A list of every Evil corporation, politician, government, ideology, and everything else.

• Why?

  http://www.angelfire.com/journal2/onlyinamerica/
  Questions about politics and morality in America.

• World Rights Watch

  http://tethys_2.tripod.com/
  Global watchdog site for human, environmental and animal rights.

• Worlds of Al Carnali

  http://www.carnali.com/
  Observations both political and personal, commentary, and reviews.

 

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