While databases are constantly adding new information, the following two databases may be of special interest for current research:
The above 2019 book is an example of an e-book that may be downloaded via OneSearch.
Additional Search Tips For Searching By Subjects
In advanced searches on OneSearch, one of the options to to search by subject. The subjects are predetermined by the Library of Congress and assigned to books. Sometimes, you might search by subject and find no results as the subject is not one used by the Library of Congress. Once you learn the subject assigned to a book or report, you can click on the hyperlink and retrieve all the other materials in OneSearch with the same subject headings. The Library of Congress's subject headings sometimes don't match with what you might of as a subject. For example, Latinx is not used as a subject heading, nor is Black Americans . The broad subject heading are Hispanic Americans and African Americans.
A few of the many possible subject headings and additional subheadings used are:
Anti-racism
Racism -- Prevention, Racism -- Government Policy, Racism -- Political aspects, Racism -- Social Aspects
African Americans - Politics and Government Hispanic Americans -- Government Policy, Hispanic Americans --Politics and Government
Asian Americans -- Civil Rights; Hispanic Americans -- Civil Rights African American -- Civil Rights
African Americans - Politics and Government
SOCIAL SCIENCE --Discrimination and Race Relations
United States --Ethnic Relations --Political Aspects Minorities --Social Conditions
Race discrimination-- New York (State) --New York Racial Justice --United States
Every Baruch and CUNY student, faculty member and staff may have free access to the digital versions of The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and The New York Daily News. For setting up a free personal digital account, using Baruch email addresses is needed.
Additional databases offering news articles include: