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CRES 101: Research Methods and Writing in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies

Primary sources

 

OVERVIEW

In addition to visiting a Special Collections and Archives, primary sources can also be found online. Digitized primary sources are often made available for free online through libraries or other organizations; digitized primary sources are also exclusively available through library databases (unless you're able to travel to the institutions that hold the originals). These databases might be focus on a format type, subject, or theme. When using library databases, you will need to log in using the Campus VPN or your CRUZ ID and gold password.


RESOURCES TO TRY:
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