Society & Culture
883 sites
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- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
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- Subcultures (333)
https://silent.am/aristocrat
Elegance de la Nuit is the only approved fanlisting dedicated to Elegant Gothic Aristocrat fashion, a refined Japanese street fashion style emphasizing Victorian and aristocratic aesthetics. With 22 members from 5 countries, it offers a small but dedicated community for fans of EGA to connect and show their appreciation for the style.
https://gloriouscacophony.neocities.org/
Gloriouscacophony is a dark-themed personal gateway site with an occult aesthetic, featuring the OTS Webring and a warning for NSFW content. The sparse but evocative landing page hints at a deeper personal site exploring alternative or underground subculture interests.
https://libguides.princeton.edu/history/LocalHistoryUS
Princeton University Library's research guide walks students and researchers through the process of investigating U.S. local history, covering secondary sources, primary records, city directories, maps, genealogy resources, and state archives. Particularly strong on New Jersey history, it links to digital collections, WPA guides, and Princeton's own documentary projects on Trenton's 20th-century life.
http://warble.com/BahaiArtGallery
The Baha'i Art Gallery showcases paintings, photography, poetry, music, and sculpture created by over 20 artists inspired by or related to the Baha'i Faith. Jointly produced by James Herbert and The Vision Factory, this online gallery invites artists to submit their work and offers links to related spiritual and artistic sites.
https://fluffyhyena.neocities.org/
Old-School Hyena is a personal Neocities site built with a retro web aesthetic, centered around its creator's affinity for hyenas. The site features a classic old-web layout with webring participation and a changelog for tracking updates.
https://alirezahayati.com/
Alireza Hayati writes candid, reflective posts on topics ranging from internet freedom and censorship to personal growth and cultural observations. The blog covers cyberspace politics, mental health, and life philosophy with a distinctly independent, free-culture ethos.
http://www.anitra.net/
Anitra's Web is a sprawling 2000+ page personal site built over 25 years, created by activist and writer Anitra, covering homelessness advocacy, grassroots projects like Nickelsville, creative writing, poetry, and living with bipolar disorder. The site blends social activism with personal creativity, making it a rare archive of one person's sustained commitment to both art and humanitarian causes.
https://goth-sammich.neocities.org/
Sammich is a 21-year-old goth enthusiast whose personal site covers goth music, fashion, movies, and books alongside crafts like crochet, painting, and jewelry making. The site features sections for art, a reading list, a physical media collection, and a diary, making it a cozy corner of goth culture and creative hobbies.
https://afamilytapestry.blogspot.com/
Jacqi Stevens documents her deep dive into family history research on this genealogy blog, tracing ancestors like Thomas Firth Rainey and Isham Rainey through court records, census data, and historical documents across Mississippi, Georgia, and Virginia. Each post methodically works through primary sources to untangle lineages, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in Southern American genealogical research.
https://dialectics4kids.org/
Dialectics for Kids has been explaining the philosophical concept of dialectics, the study of change and contradiction, to young readers since 1999, with content organized by age group from preschoolers to adults. The site covers everything from basic change concepts to global warming and film analysis, featuring songs, essays, and classroom exercises to make dialectical thinking accessible and fun.