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://heyuri.net/
Heyuri is an English-language imageboard community that recreates the nostalgic aesthetic and culture of the pre-2006 internet, with boards covering anime, manga, oekaki art, and Japanese internet culture. Beyond bulletin boards, it hosts interactive CGI games, a wiki, polls, and community events like the annual Bunkasai creative festival.
https://thefourhorsemenoftheapocalypse.neocities.org/
Eduardo Freire Canosa presents an in-depth prophetic interpretation of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, mapping each rider to historical and modern forces such as Islam, Communism, and Capitalism. The site connects the Book of Revelation to a precise timeline running from 1967 to 2047, drawing on passages from Isaiah, Matthew, Luke, and Daniel to support its end-times analysis.
https://genealogylinks.net/
GenealogyLinks.net is a massive curated directory of over 50,000 links organized by region, covering genealogy resources for the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. Researchers can browse birth records, marriage records, census data, and more by country or state, making it an invaluable starting point for tracing family history worldwide.
https://userrights.contemporary-home-computing.org/
A crowd-sourced manifesto collecting user-submitted demands for digital rights, from the right to undo actions and export data to true anonymity and freedom from app store restrictions. Created by net artist Olia Lialina and programmed by Dragan Espenschied, this interactive site lets visitors vote on and discuss each demand, forming a living document of grassroots tech user advocacy.
https://angel.valentinely.cc/
Created by lapin, this charming page explains angel numbers, the repeating number sequences like 111 or 555 said to carry messages from metaphysical forces. Visitors can browse meanings for each sequence and even adopt a themed blessing badge to display on their own website.
http://newbanner.com/
The New Banner Institute is a Columbia, South Carolina organization founded in 1968 dedicated to philosophic inquiry spanning metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, economics, and cognitive science, drawing on Objectivist and Aristotelian traditions. Visitors can explore working papers, seminar materials, a bibliography of publications, and information about the affiliated College of Early Learning, a Montessori school studying how children develop consciousness.
https://jack-dawlia.neocities.org/
Jack-dawlia's cozy corner of the web features a yuri-loving, furry-adjacent creator who makes tiny gifs and participates in multiple webrings including the furry ring and cat folk webring. The site is still under construction but already showcases a playful personality with accessible design touches and a growing collection of custom site buttons.
https://kykawaii.neocities.org/
Ky's colorful personal site showcases their fursuit-making hobby, original furry characters, art gallery, and commissions, centered around their handcrafted malamute fursuit Romy built with resin and silicone. The site is packed with personality, featuring a cinema room, binders page, games, and a rich network of old-web neighbor links that make it a lively hub in the furry and neocities communities.
http://drislink.com/
The Driscoll and Linkletter family share their corner of the web with this simple homepage, featuring separate sections for family members Gary and Slink alongside a recurring leopard theme. A classic early-web household page offering a peek into the personal spaces and interests of two people sharing a home.
https://subpixel.space/
Subpixel Space is the personal writing space of Toby Shorin, featuring essays and longer written entries on ideas, culture, and internet life. The site has a minimal, thoughtful design and offers a newsletter alongside its blog-style archive of original writing.