- Blax-Soundtracks...
Blax-Soundtracks & Composers.
- Black Voices Blaxploitation...
Black Voices takes a look back at the Blaxploitation film era. listing of films, multimedia resources, photos, audio, video clips.
- Blaxploitation A Souful Tribute to the Genre...
Blaxploitation, funk and groovy soundtracks and culture from blaxploitation.com.
- Blaxploitation Films...
Article written by J R Valery on his views of Blaxploitation films.
- Blaxploitation Film (Yahoo Group)...
Discuss all the great blaxploitation movies of the 70's, like: Shaft, Dolemite, Black Belt Jones, Foxy Brown, and many more.
- Blaxploitation Films Making A Comeback...
Blaxploitation films making a comeback by Frederick L. McKissack Jr.
- Blaxploitation Movies...
Contain links related to Blaxploitation movies.
- Blaxploitation Movies...
Power search results.
- Bright Lights Film...
Wildly colorful ghetto garb, lurid, approving drug and sex scenes, extreme violence, classic soulful scores, and touches of black nationalism are the still irresistible lures of the blaxploitation movie.
- FunkMasterJ's Pad...
Contain links related to my interests in Funk music & GoGo, Blaxplotation movies, and Folklore (including Toasts (Black oral folk poetry) as well as Maryland and North Carolina Folklore). Also has details on the music industry.
- Fly Blaxploitation...
Blaxploitation, the fly guide from Sweet Sweetback's Badasssss Song to the present day.
- MetroActive Arts.. Blacksploitation Cinema...
Nicky Baxter, examines films, Hollywood stereotypes.
- Rent-A-Negro...
rent-a-negro.com is a state-of-the-arts service that allows you the chance to promote your connection with a creative, articulate, friendly, attractive, and pleasing African American person.
- Soul Cinema...
Action, Adventure, Attitude! Trailers, DVD, information, reissues films, Truck Turner, Foxy Brown, Coffy and Hell Up In Harlem.
- Soul Strut...
Hip-hop and funk site, updated weekly. Look out for the special features by blaxploitation.com, with plenty of sound clips!.
- The Minstrel Show...
The Minstrel Show emerged from preindustrial European traditions of masking and carnival. But in the US they began in the 1830s, with working class white men dressing up as plantation slaves.
- The Movies, Race, and Ethnicity...
African Americans Videotapes in the Media Resources Center, UC Berkeley.
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