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      • includes material on African and Native American traditions
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  • Educational Materials
    • Syllabi for Teaching Diversity in the Classical World
      • The Other: Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Ancient World-C. Renaud
      • Epic Tradition-John Gruber-Miller
      • Race, Class, and Gender in Classical Antiquity-Vanessa Gorman
      • Gender and Race in Ancient Greek Myths-Dora Pozzi
      • Race and Ethnicity in Greco-Roman Antiquity-Judith de Luce
      • Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity-Denise McCoskey
      • Classics in a Cross-Cultural Context-D. Hooley
      • Viewing the Barbarian-F. Dunn
    • Lesson Plans for Incorporating Diversity into the Classroom
    • Primary Sources
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    • Web Sites Dedicated to Issues of Diversity
      • American Classical League's Task Force on Diversity
      • Internet African History Sourcebook
        • Greek and Roman Africa
      • Lepcis Magna
      • National Committee on Latin and Greek with two relevant packets of materials for sale
      • ColorQ: "A Space for people of Color and Other Marginalized Groups
      • E Pluribus Unum: Classics and Multiculturalism
      • Ethnicity in the Ancient World Bibliography
      • "Reflections on Identity and Ethnicity in the Ancient World" by Lauren E. Talalay
      • All for One or One for All? (Re)constructing Identity in the Ancient World
      • Women and Gender in Ancient Egypt is an on-line version of the Kelsey Museum's Exhibition by the same title (1997)
      • Internet Resources for Hispanic and Classical Studies
      • Ethnic Processes by Thomas Hall
      • General Links for Classics
        • Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation
        • Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
        • Classics On-Line Course Database: Look here for syllabi on all topics in Classics
        • Voice of the Shuttle: Web Page for Humanities Research 
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