The latest versions of the following lists are now available:
* (1) Internet/BITnet mailing lists and news services that focus on African, African-American, African-Caribbean or African-Latin people, culture, and issues. (Up to date as of FEBRUARY 18, 1994)
* (2) Usenet newsgroups that focus on African, African-American, African-Caribbean or African-Latin people, culture, and issues. (Up to date as of FEBRUARY 18, 1994)
* (3) Black/African run or Black/African oriented Bulletin Board Systems/Services(BBS) in North America. (Up to date as of FEBRUARY 18, 1994)
* (4) Black/African oriented online information sites (Dialup/FTP/Gopher/Telnet/WWW). (Up to date as of FEBRUARY 18, 1994)
* (5) Conferences and news services available via the APC networks (PeaceNet, EcoNet, etc.), that focus on African, African-American, African-Caribbean, or African-Latin people, culture, and issues. (Up to date as of FEBRUARY 17, 1994)
* In addition to that mentioned above, each list contains (usually in other sections) resources that mainly deal with the following:
* (1) Ethnic/Intercultural Relations (2) International/Sustainable Development (includes Global Networking) (3) Social/Progressive Activism
* Please let me know of any updates, additions, corrections or suggestions that you might have.
* Thank you very much.
* Peace.
* The absolute latest versions of all my Black/African related lists and pointers are always available via anonymous FTP from ftp.netcom.com in directory:
* pub/amcgee/african/my_african_related_lists
* If you only have access to email, then you can use FTPmail to do essentially the same thing. Send a message to this address:
* ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com or ftpmail@pa.dec.com
* With these specifications:
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Subject:
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Or to this address:
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bitftp@pucc.bitnet
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With these specifications:
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Body of Message: help
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In either case a help file will be returned to you explaining how to use
the FTPmail or bitFTP facility.
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Mailservers that might be closer and provide the same service are:
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ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu
ftpmail@cs.uow.edu.au
ftpmail@ftp.uni-stuttgart.de
ftpmail@grasp.insa-lyon.fr
ftpmail@src.doc.ic.ac.uk
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bitftp@plearn.bitnet
bitftp@dearn.bitnet
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The absolute latest versions of all my Black/African related lists are
also always available by sending email to or fingering the following:
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AfriInfo: [mcgee@epsilon.eecs.nwu.edu]
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Warning: all of the lists will come back to you as one concatenated file
(approximately 70K in size).
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Remember: the above address is NOT for correspondence. If you want
anything other than a list sent back to you, use the email addresses in
my signature.
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The absolute latest versions of all my Black/African related lists are
also always available on the BDPA BAC BBS(1-707-552-3314) and on the
Data Bits Online BBS(1-213-295-6094) in the following files:
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AFRIAPC.MSG = APC Conference List (not included in AfriInfo mail file)
AFRIBBS.MSG = BBS List
AFRIMAIL.MSG = Internet/BITnet Mailing Lists
AFRINEWS.MSG = Usenet Newsgroups
AFRISITE.MSG = Online Information Sites (Dialup/FTP/Gopher/Telnet/WWW)
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Note: These naming conventions also hold true for the FTP archive.
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Note: The lists may also be available as bulletin items, so check the
bulletin menu on each system for descriptive listings.
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Art "NWICO" McGee
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NETCOM:[amcgee@netcom.com] (ftp.netcom.com in pub/amcgee for my "stuff")
CTP/CORE:[amcgee@ctp.org]or[amcgee@eis.calstate.edu](CA Ed/Tech project)
PeaceNet:[igc:amcgee](Best place for Devel. & Activism related info)
WELL:[amcgee] (What can I say about this system? It's definitely unique)
AfriInfo:[mcgee@epsilon.eecs.nwu.edu](Email/Finger 4 Black/African Info)
NativInfo:[amcgee@nyx.cs.du.edu] (Email/Finger 4 Indigenous/Native Info)
BDPA BAC: [1-707-552-3314] to [Arthur McGee] (Co-Sysop. Lists here)
DataBits: [1-213-295-6094] to [Arthur McGee] (Co-Sysop. Lists here too)
Voice: [1-310-320-BYTE] (Cool, eh dude? :-D That's 1-310-320-2983)
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"The revolution will not be televised, but
the proceedings will be available online."
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(c)1993 Arthur R. McGee & Associates(AKA Africans Around the World)
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