Society & Culture
883 sites
Subcategories:
- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://anomalist.com/
The Anomalist is a long-running weekday news digest covering UFOs, cryptids, paranormal phenomena, maverick science, and unexplained mysteries from around the world. Active since 1996, it curates breaking news stories alongside book recommendations and links to major organizations in the field, making it a go-to hub for Fortean and fringe science enthusiasts.
https://mtgenweb.com/
The MTGenWeb Project is part of the broader USGenWeb network and serves as the central hub for genealogical research in Montana, organized by county with dedicated volunteer coordinators. Visitors can access county-level research pages, military records, Native American research resources, a photo archive, mailing lists, and a query board to help trace Montana ancestors.
https://ncgenweb.us/
The NCGenWeb Project is a volunteer-driven network dedicated to providing genealogical and historical records for all 100 counties in North Carolina, part of the larger USGenWeb initiative. Visitors can explore county-specific resources, an African-American Special Project, a NC Yearbook Index, and opportunities to contribute their own research.
https://tuffgong.neocities.org/
Tuffgong's Manifesto Doggo is a fiercely independent personal hub on Neocities, railing against big tech, mainstream media narratives, and algorithmic culture while championing the old web revival movement. Visitors will find political manifestos, free web graphics, a forum revival project, tech detox articles, and a scrappy DIY aesthetic complete with webrings and a live changelog.
https://cybr.gay/
Cybr.gay is a personal site by a queer, trans, furry, and therian creator who shares art, blog posts, music favorites, and educational tech resources. The site sports a polished accessibility menu, a fediring membership, and a vibrant button gallery that reflects its creator's roots in LGBTQ and furry internet communities.
http://philosopher.org.uk/
Roger Jones has built a comprehensive introduction to Western philosophy from the Enlightenment to postmodernism, covering major thinkers like Kant, Hegel, Sartre, Foucault, and Wittgenstein with dedicated pages for each. Topics span rationalism, existentialism, analytic philosophy, philosophy of mind, moral philosophy, and proofs of God's existence, making it a genuinely useful reference for students and curious readers alike.
https://solarpunk-ring.net/
Created by Hegad, this webring connects independent personal websites united by the solarpunk movement, a genre and philosophy centered on hopeful, human-made visions of ecological and social futures. Members must host original content, avoid AI-generated material, and display the ring widget, making this a curated community of optimistic creators outside corporate networks.
https://dulceye.neocities.org/
This site presents English translations of messages attributed to apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Lanús, Argentina, reportedly received by a young woman named Marcia beginning in 1999. Organized chronologically across many years of messages, it also includes theological context about Catholic Canon Law and the distinction between public and private revelation.
http://irelandseye.com/animation/intro.html
A Field Guide to Irish Fairies explores seven creatures from Irish mythology, including the Dullahan, Pooka, Banshee, Leprechauns, and Merrows, presented as a serious reflection on beings that 'may not be entirely fictional.' Part of the broader irelandseye.com portal, this feature blends cultural history with folklore, even offering fairy-themed e-cards and a Leprechaun Watch.
https://bloggingbrits.co.uk/
Blogging Brits is an anonymous British blogger's musings on what it means to be British, covering topics like Brexit, national identity, pubs, and the quirks of British culture. The site also reflects on the nature of blogging itself, exploring why people feel compelled to share their thoughts publicly in a digital age.