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American Anthropological Association. "History Race in the U.S.A". American Anthropological Association. 11/11/09 <[]>.

This website was created by the American Anthropological Association which are a bunch of anthropology professors. This website is useful because it has a very easy to use interactive timeline about race. It starts in the 1600's and it goes all the way to 2010, (i think they keep updating it according the year we are in). It lists events in order that have affected the idea of race throughout American history. It is a useful source because you can see the different events in order and if you are interested on what something is you can click on it and a different page will come up and tell you what each event is. This website doesn't really have a biased opinion. It only has links to inform you on each event.

"Race in the United States." //Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia//. 25 Oct 2009, 03:23 UTC. 11/11/09 <[]>. This article in Wikipedia was created and modified by users on Wikipedia that have knowledge about the subject of race in the U.S. This is a reliable source because Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia so everything on it is correct and has useful information. The webpage is also updated frequently according to current events. Not only does it give you information about history of race in the U.S., it also has the social definitions and racial demographics. This website also does not have a biased opinion; it just gives you information about the subject or race in the United States.