Ethnic Studies

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Relevant Library of Congress subject headings are listed below. You can search for each of these in the catalogs below to find related information.

• African Americans
• Hispanic Americans
• Hispanic Americans in literature
• Asian Americans
• Indians of North America
• Minorities--United States
• Ethnic relations
• Minorities in motion pictures
• Asia, Southeastern
• Race Awareness
• Race Discrimination
• Blacks Race Identity
• White Race Identity
• Ethnic Attitudes
• Cultural Awareness  

Note:

Due to its abundant use across the country, the Library of Congress classification system changes slowly in response to preferred terminology regarding racial or cultural identities.

To learn about systemic racism's effect on the LC system, check out: Adler, M. (2017). Classification Along the Color Line: Excavating Racism in the Stacks. Journal of Critical Library and Information Studies, 1(1).