| BBC: Correspondent: Minister of Rage: For months, The Guardian's Gary Younge followed the rise and rise of the charismatic Minister Louis Farrakhan. His film report examines why the leader of the Nation of Islam is still barred from entering the UK. Includes video of Gary's interview with Vibert White plus full programme transcript and viewers' comments. |
| Guardian Books: On the freedom road: Extract from No Place Like Home, A Black Briton's Journey Through The American South, shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award 2000. |
| Guardian Books: Top 10 travel books: Gary Younge, author of No Place Like Home, part travel book and part inquiry into cultural history, shares his favourites. |
| Guardian: Gary Younge: Archives of his columns for the Guardian newspaper about world and British politics. |
| Observer: Are my roots showing?: With an identity including Britain, Barbados and the American Deep South, Gary Younge describes how he started his journey to America to follow in the path of the freedom riders of the 60's - and to write No Place Like Home. |
| The Nation - Gary Younge: Archives of columns by Gary Younge, the Alfred Knobler Journalism Fellow at The Nation Institute. |
| University Press of Mississippi: No Place Like Home: Review of Gary Younge's travelog, social commentary, and journey to self-discovery, the story of a black Englishman's trek through Dixie to connect with his racial identity. |
| Wikipedia - Gary Younge: Hyperlinked encyclopaedia entry includes the journalist's biography and bibliography of works. |
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