Segregation in America
http://alt.tnt.tv/movies/tntoriginals/wallace/seg.home.html
George Wallace and his anti-segregation campaign in the South during the 1960s is the focus of this site. This is an "awesome site" which includes pictures, videos, and links to other site related to the issue of segregation. The page includes a "comprehensive timeline" including current issues focused on segregation in the United States. The site is "colorful" and contains images that would interest students, but the "layout and color scheme makes some parts difficult to read." The site is suitable for students in grades 6-12.
Overall Rating: 3

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Segregation
http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=segregation
This site, an on-line resource dictionary, provides "an excellent starting point for students doing research." Information such as a definition of segregation and a thesaurus for searching related terms is provided. In addition, the site links to "the ten most popular sites related to the topic." Each site is rated as to its relationship and content to the topic. The site serves as a good research tool and is appropriate for grades 4-12.
Overall Rating: 2

Challenging Segregation
http://www.osi.hu/exhibition/orton/jom.htm
Focused on segregation of Rona children in Central and Eastern Europe, this site would be useful if teachers and students are doing a "comparative study of European and American segregation." The sites includes a photo essay by Jason Orton, which "challenges segregation of the children", but the photos are "somewhat small" and the text is "difficult to read" due to site color scheme and format.
Overall Rating: 2