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Archaeology

• Achnabreck‎
• Aikey Brae
• Allison-LaMotte culture – The Allison-Lamotte and Vincennes Cultures: Cultural Evolution in the Wabash Valley by R.J. Barth, 1982, University of Illinois at Urbana; Late Woodland Societies: Tradition and Transformation across the Midcontinent by T.E. Emerson and D.L. McElrath, passim, 2000; Allison-Lamotte Culture of the Daugherty-Monroe Site, Sullivan County, Indiana by R.E. Pace and G.A. Apfelstadt, 1980, Anthropology Laboratory, Indiana
• Ardlair
• Auchquhorthies
• Aviemore stone circle‎
• Balbirnie
• Balgorkar
• Balliscate
• Beacharr
• Belladrum stone circle‎
• Beorgs of Housetter
• Blackhill of Drachlaw‎
• Black Marsh stone circle‎
• Boat of Garten stone circle‎
• Bordastubble Stone
• Burreldales‎
• Busta Stone
• Cairnholy 1‎
• Cairnholy 2
• Cambret
• Cantraybruich‎
• Carnousie House‎
• Carsphairn stone circle
• Castle Fraser stone circle
• Cauldside
• Clava Lodge‎
• Clune Wood‎
• Croft Moraig
• Cullerie
• Dalarran
• Dalcross Castle‎
• Daviot stone circle‎
• Dervaig A
• Dervaig B
• Druid Auchencar
• Druid Temple‎
• Drumtroddan
• Dunamuck North‎
• Dunamuck South‎
• Duncracaig‎
• Dunnydeer
• Easter Delfour‎
• Falls of Acharn stone circle
• Farr Post Office stone circle
• Farr West stone circle‎
• Five Kings
• Fortingall stone circles
• Fountain Hill stone circle‎
• French fort of Ste. Marie
• Garrol Wood
• GE Mound – [1]; also mentioned in a reference in archaeology
• Giant's Stones of Hamnavoe
• Girdle Stanes
• Glassel, Torpins‎
• Glenquicken‎
• Inchfield‎
• Jewish catacombs of Venosa (source, source)
• Jezreel Valley Regional Project
• Kempston Hill‎
• Kirktown of Bourtie‎
• Kilchoan of Poltalloch
• Kintraw
• Great X
• Laggangarn
• Lamlash stone circle
• Leiden plate - photograph taken and traced to a reasonable quality linework reproduction visible at National_Museum_of_Ethnology_(Netherlands). Important object, deserves a page.
• Leylodge
• Leys of Marlee
• Little Urchany‎
• Loanhead of Daviot
• Lochbuie stone circle‎
• Loch Mannoch stone circle
• Loch nan Carraigean‎
• Loch Mannoch stone circle
• Loch Seil‎
• Loupin Stanes
• Lundin Farm stone circle
• Mains of Gask‎
• Milton stone circle‎
• Moscar Moor stone circle‎
• Moyness
• Ninestone close‎
• Old Keig
• Old Rayne stone circle‎
• Owler Bar stone circle‎
• Pontius Pilate's Grave
• Port Logan standing stones
• Raedykes South‎
• Raedykes North‎
• River Ness stone circle
• Rothiemay stone circle
• Sands of Forvie stone circle
• Sea of Galilee underwater structure
• Sounding technique used at a tell appears in many articles
• South Ythsie‎
• Sprout Run
• Stonehead
• Strontoiller‎
• Strontoiller stone circle‎
• Diarmid's Stone
• Tannagorn
• Tarland stone circle
• The Thieves stone circle
• Tillyfourie Hill
• Tomnaverie
• Total Station Piece Plotting
• Tyrebagger
• Uneval
• Urquhart stone circle‎
• Wantonwells‎
• Westerton stone circle‎
• Wideford Hill
• Wren's Egg and Nest‎
• Yunatsite
• Bachwen
• Bryn yr Hen Bobl
• Carn Llechart
• Cerrig Duon
• Field of the Dead
• Fish Stone
• Four Stones of Gwytherin
• Four Stones (Powys)
• Gors Fawr
• Henblas
• Llangynidr Stone
• Llech-y-Tripedd
• Maen Mawr
• Meini Hirion
• Penrhos Feilw
• Plas Newydd Dolmen
• Pontypridd Rocking Stone
• Trefignath
• Tretower Stone
• Ty Newydd (Cromlech)
• Y Meini Hirion
• Ysbytty Cynfyn
• Ystumcegid
• Nomoli statues
• Tlajinga 33
• Ukhaimir
• upper citadel of Kunulua
• Rajhenburg Castle in Brestanica
• Origins of Civilization - This is a request to synthesize the literature written on the topic of the origins of civilization and the rise of the state. FYI - this is not included in the Civilization article. I believe the subject deserves its own article. Thank you.
• Hasanlu Lovers - URL sourced [2]; [3]. Skeleton couple embracing in a kiss found in 1972 at an archaeological excavation site in Iran, Western Azerbaijan, Solduz Valley. Known as the 3000 Year Old Kiss. This couple is in a similar pose to the Lovers of Valdaro which is 6000 years old found in 2007 in Mantua, Italy.

Sociology

• Chosen Kin
• LGBTIQQA - more inclusive, less offensive expansion of LGBT
• Acculturation Rating Scale for Mexican Americans
• Adult Reading History Questionnaire
• Adult Mathematical History Questionnaire
• Russian Youth - This is a request for persons of knowledge to create an article or redirect to an article on the matter of Russian Youth and their culture. It's not a simple Google search away.
• PIE Performance Image Exposure-Request for an article written around the corporate success acronym PIE.
• Prison hierarchy (camp hierarchy or inmate hierarchy) — social structure within prisons, internment camps, etc., including guards and inmates

Cultural practices, customs and folkways

A–M

• Alcohol abuse in Ireland
• arrephoroi
• atak, apparently also called a nukh. An Indian surname or clan name of some sort. Seems to be(en) in use in NW India.
• Azande witchcraft
• Baby book Source with links: [4]
• Bamileke Mdouba
• Bleigiessen (Bleigiessen)
• Bonanza (UK)
• Bonner Road Orphanage, Bethhnal Green, UK
• bran pie (bran-pie)
• bull dancing
• celetoid – form of celebrity created by mass communications and staged authenticity (lottery winners, one-hit wonders, sports arena streakers, mistresses of public figures, etc.
• Champion of England
• Che Che Cole (Che Che Kole)
• Columbia Washboard Company – last washboard company in the US
• Compensated Sex Partner A person paid for providing sexual activity aka "Provider" (Gender and stereotype-free definition of sex provider)...really! not on the board yet? wow! (Not a callgirl, not a prostitute, not a hooker, not a stripper)
• cow pinch
• Crimson Ceremony
• cyberbaiting – [5]
• dadchelor party – referring to a baby shower specifically for men; dads, dads to be
• deaf peddler -- referring to person (not necessarily deaf) who hands out "deaf education pamphlets" requesting money
• demonstration banner
• deny and defend
• emo (fasion) or emo (subculture) - Both currently redirect to the page about Emo music, which is a related but distinct topic.
• family nudity
• Fayzarahmani Muslim
• First Christian Fellowship of Eternal Sovereignty
• Fita do Bonfim – pt:Fita do Bonfim
• Fonkong
• fundamental cleavage
• Gallic shrug
• gallopalooza
• gangster culture
• garden hermits
• Gaby Rodriguez
• genteel poverty
• grouse pin- a type of kilt pin
• groupism
• hagwallah
• hairy eyeball
• hate-drinking – English (V., Adv.); rapid consumption of inexpensive beer or some other form of low-grade alcohol that evokes a raging and convoluted thought process paralleled by the accelerated usage of explicit and vulgar language
• helmeted aquatics
• Template:Req, notable for his educational theory re. the three levels of culture
• historical beings
• Hombre del Saco
• honoured worker – honorary title awarded in the Soviet Union
• Indo-Caucasian
• Ingidoodle
• Italian hand gestures – [6] and [7]
• jack-o'-lantern syndrome
• Japanese influence on Korean culture – There is an article outlining Korea's influence on Japan, which comes across as very biased. I think there is much to be heard about Japan's influence on Korean culture and would do well to help create balance in the Wikipedia community since there seems to be much Korean nationalism influencing many articles here
• Jñatjo
• John Wilson peyote ritual
• Kagiya
• Kumano-mode
• Template:Req, notable for...</voice in human sexuality education/sexology>
• leg fetishism – [8]
• List of taboos
• Majenca – cultural May festival of San Dorligo della Valle
• male studies – academic discipline
• MetroVibe – and other similar phone social-network services (e.g., Lavalife) intended to facilitate dating
• Morrisons Wednesday
• mourning tent - Arabic mourning custom

N–Z

• pan-grave culture – as mentioned in Kingdom of Kush
• Paper Plate Awards – US culture
• parietal hours - something to do with US universities
• Perth Regatta Day
• Poruwa Ceremony
• pre-engagement
• rock water
• sacrificial dagger
• Sand Wedding Ceremony
• schnapps number
• Sixth Sun
• sobriety coin (AA) – coins given to people for being sober for a length of time ranging from 24 hours up
• Southern aristocrat
• sparrow tattoo – e.g. [9]
• stone letters – pre-literate form of communication at a distance; described in the film Departures ([10]); round stones indicate content, rough stones indicate concern
• straw boys – participants of an old marriage custom in Ireland
• tandem nursing
• Thakkars
• tick-box culture
• twin goddesses (Anatolian civilizations)
• Wanshougong Taoist Temple Not to be confused with Wanshou Buddhist Temple in Beijing. The Wanshougong Taoist Temple is in Xishancun, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China. An annual Taoist festival is held there every year. Search Google Images for "China江西省南昌新建西山村".
• wedding chamber – specially with reference to Jewish wedding customs as hinted in Jesus' Parable of the Ten Virgins; could this be the the same as a bridal chamber?
• World Travel Awards
• Zen-Touch Shiatsu modernization of traditional healing practice

Feminism and women's studies

A–M

• African-American women
• African-British women
• African-Canadian women
• African-Swedish women
• Asian-American women
• Asian-British women
• Asian-Canadian women
• Asian-Swedish women
• dominant narrative
• feminism and continental philosophy
• feminism and pragmatism
• feminism in Australia
• feminism in Korea
• feminism in South Africa
• feminism in Taiwan
• feminist metaphysics
• feminist philosophy of science
• feminist science and technology studies
• feminist sexuality
• feminist social and political philosophy
• feminist stripper – sex-work writer and activist
• formal equality
• Gadhav Dukker Marathi Supporting Party new Shiv Sena party for Marathi Ghati women
• The Gender Knot – Unraveling Our Patriarchal Legacy {req. pre-2012-02-21) – book by Allan G. Johnson (1997). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Temple University Press. ISBN 978-1566395182.
• Hispanic and Latino women
• "lived experience" - often raised by feminists as justification for their points.
• metaformic theory – theory that menstruation informed/created culture; resources include the book Blood, Bread, and Roses by Judy Grahn, metaformia.org and serpentina.org and classes at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology

N–Z

• Native-American women
• Night of Terror – horrific night on November 15, 1917, in which the warden of the Occoquan Workhouse in Virginia ordered his guards to teach the peaceful female suffragists a "lesson". The guards then proceeded to beat the women bloody, nearly killing some of them. For weeks after, the women were given little water and only worm-infested food.
• Ottoman feminist movement/ Ottoman women's movement/ Ottoman suffragists
• Panel of American Women – desegregation and cultural-expansion effort started by Sara Alderman Murphy;grew out of the Women's Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools (WEC)
• Permanent Wave (organization) – online network of feminist artists and activist; founded in 2010; has chapters in New York City, Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco; [11]
• post-structuralist feminism
• rope bed
• Smart Girls (Amy Poehler) Website: www.amysmartgirls.com. Description: Smart Girls is an online community for women of all ages. Smart Girls is a rapidly expanding online network and community movement. Smart Girls creates social media campaigns that promote active participation in social good and self-awareness. The aim is to help young women and the young at heart with the process of cultivating their authentic selves. Notable Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/06/us/one-talk-show-that-will-never-book-a-kardashian.html?_r=0, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/07/amy-poehlers-smart-girls-_n_1751227.html
• solidarite feminine
• strawfeminism
• subjugated knowledge
• substantive equality
• swan girl
• Frederician Code
• Third World Conference Third World Conference on Women
• Thursdays in black
• women in the punk scene
• Women's Joint Congressional Committee

Folklore and folkloristics

• California Folklore Society
• CityLore
• Fair Rosalinda
• Festival of American Folklife
• Foulke monster
• Goofus bird
• dragonfrog – winged, firebreathing, red-footed frog; creature of folklore in some Amazonian cultures
• Gumberoo
• Irish Folk Beliefs
• Impakta
• life-cycle rituals
• motif index
• New Jersey Folklore Society
• New York Folklore Society
• occupational folklife
• philosophy of praxis
• Shagmaw
• Special Containment Procedures – series of fictional governmental documents detailing the handling of various supernatural and otherwise anomalous objects and entities
• snake lore
• tale-type
• Tennessee Folklore Society
• the traveling salesman and the farmer's daughter – joke ([12]; [13]); has been around since at least 1937 ([14])

Identity politics

• Camp Everytown – leadership camp, for high-school students, dealing with the understanding of identity and cultural development, gender and racial bias, and self-expression
• Bayesian racism
• Birwood Wall – Detroit; see news item, 19 May 2006
• bodily regimes
• Bombay Express
• gang life – street gangs and their customs and cultures
• GIDRA: Monthly of the Asian American Experience - Published out of the Crenshaw area of Los Angeles (aka "The Westside") continuously for five years between 1969-1974, this newspaper was dubbed, "the Voice of the Asian American Movement." Please see this reference in the Rafu Shimpo article.
• list of Los Angeles Lakers riots see [15]
• North American Native Warriors Association
• Pangaea Institute for Gender Studies
• Parekh Report
• pictorial turn
• recovery movement – mental health
• The Wages of Whiteness – Race and the Making of the American Working Class – book by David R. Roediger; ISBN 978-0860913344
• threatened identity
• trichological discrimination
• White Rabbit Radio – white-supremacist internet-radio station; possibly related to Stormfront
• Yellow Peril (activist group) – activist group, possibly militant, with goal to empower Asian Americans in 1960s; Yellow Peril is about anti-Asian racism; Yellow Peril (disambiguation) does not mention this group

Other social and cultural issues

A–M

• afterguard – [16]
• Arroyo culture – reference to a liberal movement in Pasadena, California and surrounding areas
• attendance pressure – feeling pressured to attend work when not being well
• autistic bashing
• Awakenings disability arts festival — a challenge to my peers in Australia! I'm currently writing a new article about the InterACT disability arts festival in Auckland, New Zealand. Our festival was inspired originally by the Awakenings disability arts festival of Horsham, Victoria, Australia. I've added Awakenings to the Culture section for Horsham, with a reference. Any Ozzies out there want to work on a new page for your country's "only regional disability arts festival"?
• cave master – a profession concerning the maturing of cheese in caves
• car guard – type of job, especially prevalent in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia among impoverished; it is a very real institution in these countries
• cartesian culture
• Challenge Team UK – registered charity promoting the benefits of marriage as a lifestyle choice; http://www.challengeteamuk.org]
• Collectif la vieille Valette – self-supporting squat community; [17] (in French)
• Coorg Wildlife Society
• cosmic ballet – Alvin Toffler (Future Shock, I think); a concept of our lives viewed from a distance (for example from space) where patterns emerge that are not immediately obvious
• Crime in Costa Rica
• cultural layering
• Demographic Winter (2008) – documentary film about a declining world population; directed by Rick Stout
• disabled parenting
• Enterprising Solutions Award - the national social enterprise award for the UK
• Exodus Youth Worx - An Australian non for profit organisation helping Middle Eastern Youth living in Australia see [18]
• era of mass surrenders The period from WWII until the 1970's when single women were forced to place their newborns for adoption.
• FM Concepts - One of the most important companies producing bondage photography and movies in the Unites States, many Models like Celeste Star, Erica Ellyson or Samantha Ryan have modeled for them.
• French studies [19] - an aspect of area studies; of interest to groups such as the Society for French Studies.
• gender categorization
• German Society for Eugenics
• Gray Society
• group=home controversies - see [20]
• Hobereaux - The petty provincial nobility of the Ancien Régime in France)
• inexorable restitution
• Jamaican Stereotypes
• known to the community - phrase is used on hospital records
• laotong relation in China - this has been added as an article
• lecture circuit
• medieval hygiene
• methodological functionalism - The concept that society is the result of the aggregation of it's individuals' decisions/actions. A direct response to Functionalism.
• Moore-Lappe communes

N–Z

• Nash's Pyramid - Jay Nash identified a hierarchy of leisure values, both positive and negative
• National social studies Olympiad
• National Society, United States Daughters of 1812, founded in 1892 by Flora Adams Darling.
• National Strike Information Center at Brandeis University 1970
• Neurocam International: There used to be an article about this topic, but now it's gone. The phenomenon (apparently a massive art project or sociological experiment) keeps evolving and has released much more information that in previous years.
• New Masonic Expressions
• non-vaccing
• Pennsylvania Hunger Action Center -- currently mentioned in over 150 Wikipedia articles
• power name -
• Public suicide in the Czech Republic
• rational discrimination
• Shiloh Kalona or Shiloh Kalona Iowa Cult -
• Singapore Kindness movement
• Skyview Memorial Park, Tamaqua – perpetual-care cemetery and pet cemetery; [21]
• social-bond theory – criminology
• social issues in France –
• Temperance orders: temperance orders created in America in the Progressive Era for character-building. Related to Boy Scouts (created in Britain) and Boy Brigades (also created in Britain) establishments.
• Tesseria (Kingdom of Tesseria) – New Zealand micronation
• The Art of the Novel – book by Milan Kundera; ISBN 9780802100115
• understanding women
• volunteer simplicity - Do you mean voluntary simplicity?
• Young Evangelicals for Climate Action: movement of young evangelicals in the United States to address the climate change crisis. See more about this request at the requester's user subpage.

• I've been exploring wikipedia, and found that we have a few stubby articles like Stereotypes of Argentines.. and that got me thinking: how about an article on Stereotypes of countries/Country stereotypes?? There's an awesome source at The Guardian, which then splits off into 6 articles on Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain. These sources are particularly good as they don't just state and explain the stereotypes, they also say how close they are to the actual situation in the country. This subject is very fascinating, and would love to get stuck in, however I do feel that you guys would be a lot better at putting this article together than I. Perhaps instead an article entitled National stereotypes - GoogleBooks seems to have a wealth of info on this topic.

Some useful sources: http://nic.hb.se/assets/media/globalization_of_stereotypes.pdf, http://www.businessinsider.com/mapping-stereotypes-europe-us-2011-9?op=1, http://www.yoshke.com/2009/01/top-10-national-stereotypes/, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40955746/ns/health-sexual_health/t/latin-lovers-frigid-brits-how-sexy-stereotypes-measure/#.T_lfzZEZ58E, http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2012/05/greeks-say-they-are-hardest-working-european-nation, http://stereoty.pe/, http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2012/feb/17/stereotype-maps-tsvetkov, http://www.nomad4ever.com/2007/11/26/55-nations-stereotypes-that-will-ruin-or-make-your-day/, Yanko Tsvetkov's stereotype maps, seen here, and here.--Coin945 (talk) 17:03, 19 November 2012 (UTC)}}

Holidays

• Antarctic Day - November 22
• Battle of Britain Sunday
• Battle of the Atlantic Sunday
• Bear Week - Second week in July, celebrated in Provincetown, MA, for gay men who identify as "bears"
• Book Lovers Day - August 9th

http://holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/August/bookloversday.htm

http://threeblindwives.com/2012/08/09/celebrate-book-lovers-day/

http://www.delconewsnetwork.com/articles/2012/08/09/entertainment/doc5023b316a764d058252816.txt

http://global.christianpost.com/news/book-lovers-day-on-august-9-the-importance-of-reading-79738/

Could just be added to Aug 9

• Callach
• Camerone Day
• Cat Pet Day '95 – April 30; last and probably the most important in the Cat Pet Day series of events
• Cheese Weasel Day – April 3; holiday where the Cheese Weasel brings dairy goodness to all the good boys and girls in the tech industry
• Fastnaucht Day – Pennsylvania Dutch, also called Fat Tuesday, using up lard for Lent by making a type of donut called fastnauchts; [22]
• FMCFMH Day – April 3, Feed Me Chocolate, Fuck Me Hard Day; a more straighforward approach to Valentines Day; geared towards women
• Template:Req -- Tuesday after U.S. Thanksgiving. A day to give to charities. See [23], [24], and [25]

Global Forgiveness Day - July 7

• Grim Version
• Hawaii Lei Day
• Himmelfart
• Homemade Bread Day - November 17th
• National Raspberry Cream Pie Day - August 1st
• National Raspberry Cake Day - July 19
• National Cranberry Relish Day - November 22
• Inside-Out Shirt Day
• Square Dance Day - November 29
• Start Your Own Country Day - November 22
• International Cake Day celebration of cake with friends of different nations on the second Saturday of December
• International Pizza Punk Day December 26
• International Self-care Day - July 24; sourced (http://www.wsmi.org/intlselfcare_days.htm) and (http://www.selfcareforum.org/2013/07/24/international-self-care-day/) and (http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/opinions/153766/)
• Kirby Derby Day an annual neighborhood parade in Raleigh, NC, USA
• National Cashew Day - November 23rd
• National Parfait Day - November 25th
• Occult Day - November 18th
• Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular
• March Forth – celebrated on March 4; a day to take on the day; [26]]
• National Cheese Day
• National Cotton Candy Day - December 7
• National Egg Nog Day - December 24
• National Fist Bump Day
• National Penis Day – national holiday in New Zealand, celebrated on September 4; comment at 2012-02-17 – national??'
• National Walk in Slow Motion for 5 Minutes Day
• National Wear Your Apron Day day where you wear aprons
• Potato Break – holiday for students in Victoria and Carleton counties in New Brunswick, Canada, in which they are given two weeks off in September to help farmers by working in the potato fields
• Unofficial St. Patrick's Day – March 10, 2008; University of Illinois unofficial holiday that was created by Scott Cochrane, executive of Cochrane Enterprises, to make money off St. Patrick's Day because the regular St. Patrick's Day occured during spring break
• Thanksgivingkuh – November 28th, 2013; Hanukkah and Thanksgiving occur on the same day once in every 79,000 years. Featured on the Colbert Report.
• International Unicorn Day April 9th
• Violin Day - December 13
• World Cake Day – June 1; celebrate by eating cake!; [27]

Mythology

A–M

• Anguane de:Anguane and it:Anguana
• anti-mythology - Anti-Mythology and Neotericism From the anti-mythology of Israel’s prophets to the rise of modern Western science
• Arragoussets - fr.Arragoussets
• Augurey - de:Augurey
• Aure (legendary creature) not Aure - [Italian]
• Avurie - [Italian]
• Azazez
• Bahkauv - [German]
• Bergmönch - [German]
• Biddrina - [Italian]
• Brogmoidism
• Bucentaur (legendary creature) aka Bull Centaur - [French]
• Cenocroca - [Italian]
• Cimmeria (mythology) - According to Greek myth, a land of mists and perpetual night beyond Oceanus at the world's edge, home to the mysterious Cimmerians; described in Homer's "Odyssey" and briefly mentioned in Edith Hamilton's book "Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes". Requested because there are articles for other Greek mythological locations, like Hyperborea and Ethiopia (mythology).
• Cucuio - [Dutch]
• Eous
• The Eye of Odin - I cannot find much information on my school computer and I am interested as to what this is. I read the name in a book and would love to hear more on the myth and legend of what this may be.
• Felys
• Fey language (yourdictionary.com explains it as, "Having or displaying an otherworldly, magical, or fairylike aspect or quality")
• Fenixmännlein - [German]
• Foglionco - [Italian]
• Ganzir -the palace of ganzir was a huge lapis luzi palace that was part of Kur the Mesopotamian Underworld ^{[verify notability]}
• Graoully - [French] and [German]
• Hai Ho Shang - [French]
• Hercynian stag - [Dutch]
• Homo Luminous
• Horses of Helios
• Hrosshveli - [French]
• Idise - [German]
• Imrahma
• Jurjung-Aiyiyi-Toijon
• Lhiannon Sidhe
• List of myth-related etymologies
• List of Musical Deities
• Little Horn
• Lycaean Pan
• Macachera - [French]
• Madera (legendary creature) not Madera - [French]
• Mahoraga - Mentioned here
• Mang-gon - [German]
• Mazapégul - [Italian]
• Mazaròl - [Italian]
• Mo?o [28] [29]
• Mythological cosmologies
• Milpreve- (druid stone)
• Merwalker-half human half mermaid hybrid. Fabled to be the species of Aquaman. Appears in Sheri L. Swift's Legend of the Mer.

N–Z

• Night Strike
• Peristeria (mythology) - the handmaiden of Venus
• Rauhe Else - [German]
• Rei'd Wuvendirmæn Muel'n
• Scultone - [Italian], also mentioned on Dragon
• Sennentuntschi - [[30]]
• Sentexa legendary creature that gives gold to poor people
• Serpente Regolo - [Italian]
• Sommeltjes - [Dutch]
• Stinthengst - [German]
• Tatari Gami - [French]
• Tagtug - In Sumerian mythology there was a great flood as a punishment from the gods for the sins of man. "Tagtug the weaver" was the only to survive. He forfeited longevity and health by eating the fruit of a forbidden tree. Tagtug is mentioned in 'Our Oriental Heritage' by Will Durant and references as a source: Langdon, S., Babylonian Wisdom, 18-21.
• Tscharana
• "Vleesetende stier" - It's in the [Dutch] Wikipedia, the description sounds like something out of a bestiary, but I can't find the original name - I 'think' we don't have a name for it in English it appears according to the dutch entry to be a thick hide relative of the Centicore though the name means 'Carnivorous Bull'
• Voirloups - [French]
• Vuivre - [Italian]
• Welthund - [German]
• Winselmutter - [German]
• Working Man's Hero - This is a type of hero. Sportsmen who go about their business with courage and determination and a minimum of fanfare and entourage are often labelled Working Man's Heros (e.g. Jim Courier). They are also known as "Blue collar heros" and "Poor man's heros".
• Wulgaru (or possibly woolagaroo)
• Wurzelwicht - [German]
• Zalgo
• Zin (legendary creature) not Zin - [Italian]
• Ziphius (legendary creature) not Ziphius - [Dutch]

Fraternal organizations

• Alpha Beta Epsilon,First professional co-ed biology fraternity
• Austrian American Benevolent Association, an ethnic fraternal association founded c.1870's by Serbo-Croatian émigrés who came primarily from the Dalmatian coast region of what was then the Austro-Hungary Empire.
• Cable tow (in the Freemasonry sense)
• The Cerne Society
• Deutscher Pfadfinderbund (1911–1933) - could be extracted from de:Deutscher Pfadfinderbund (1911–1933)
• Drinking society
• Fellowship of the Rock
• Gamma Upsilon Fraternity Sorority Bicolandia, fraternity of men, sorority of women in Albay, Philippines
• Germania Farmer Verein
• Greek Sing
• Inomini Paratus  ?
• Iota Xi Sigma Chi
• The Jungstadt
• Lambda Zeta Chi, local Chicago-based sorority
• Modern Skins, fraternal organization based out of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
• The Nordacs Club
• Nu Gamma Psi, [www.nugammapsi.tripod.com]
• The Order of Thelemic Knights
• Phi Omega Sorority at Eureka College, Eureka, Illinois
• Phi Boota roota
• Phi Sigma Chi, NOT the multicultural fraternity founded in 1996; rather, the historical business fraternity that seems to have died out sometime in the 1960 to 1970s
• Phi Sigma Delta, merged with Zeta Beta Tau in 1969
• Sigma Alpha Sigma, social fraternity located at Ouachita Baptist University
• Sigma Epsilon Xi
• Southern Illinois University Carbondale Greek Organizations
• The Thelemic Gnostic Church of Alexandria
• Template:Req, notable for conservative values, and for popularity among Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.

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• Upsilon Sigma Beta Fraternity in the Philippines founded in 1967 Upsilon Sigma Beta

LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender)

• You Don't Say? Campaign - Duke University's viral photo project featured on CNN, HLN, Upworthy, and Huffington Post about language offensive to sexual and gender minorities [31][32][33][34]
• Gay erotica - As counterpart of the article about "Lesbian erotica"
• LGBT Rights Support in Companies- Support of LGBT rights, in detail, from companies. Categorized by Headquartered Country, then State, Province, etc.
• LGBT Rights Opposition in Companies- Opposition of LGBT rights, in detail, from companies. Categorized by Headquartered Country, then State, Province, etc.
• International Lesbian Day- https://sites.google.com/site/internationallesbianday/ It'd be great to know the facts, history, etc.
• AB101 Veto Riot http://www.autostraddle.com/twenty-years-ago-today-in-gay-history-the-ab101-veto-riots-112443/
• Homonationalism -- defined at a conference as "The participation of certain queers in the dominant nation-state which requires the exclusion of racial others", there is no Wikipedia entry for the word (not even a stub). This is a topic I know nothing about, but it is an up-and-coming research area that needs an entry. A web search for the word will turn up a few entries.
• Gay Bombay - www.gaybombay.org an LGBT organization based out of Mumbai, India bringing about a social change by creating safe spaces for the LGBT community for the last ten years.
• I'd like a way to compare different "gay libel" cases that have been lodged, from Oscar Wilde to Tom Cruise to Liberace to Robbie Williams. I'm considering making a category, but the category name Gay Libel Cases seems anachronistic since the word "gay" wasn't used that way in Wilde's time. I'm also expecting pushback on linking gay libel cases which involved people later outed, like Oscar Wilde and Liberace, with gay libel cases involving straight people, like Tom Cruise and Robbie Williams. What do people think would be the best wording for a category like this to avoid offense & also avoid an overly long Category name? Markwiki (talk) 00:04, 25 May 2010 (UTC)
• Scientific transphobia: in the same lines as Scientific racism related to Scientific homophobia
• Buddy G, My Two Moms and Me (First animated cartoon starring a character with 2 parents of the same gender.)[35][36][37] [38][39][40]
• Cymbrogi: "Brothers of the heart." - [41]
• Hetero Holdouts - [42]
• Taberer Report - 1907 report by H.M. Taberer which demonstrated evidence of male same-sex relationships in gold mines near Johannesburg.
• LGNY - Lesbian and Gay magazine
• Fratmen TV [43] (warning: adult content) - gay pornographic site
• QW (magazine) - gay magazine
• Albatross, a US lesbian magazine.
• Cheondoism and homosexuality - The Korean religion and its views on homosexuality.
• Lesbian Feminist Liberation, US lesbian organisation in the 1970s.
• Vagina (journal), a US lesbian journal in the 1970s.
• Wishing Well (magazine), a US lesbian quarterly in the mid-1970s, devoted to personal ads.
• Dykes, Disability, and Stuff, US lesbian magazine in the 1980s.
• Gay and Lesbian Outreach to Elders, US G&L rights organisation for elders.
• Senior Action in a Gay Environment, US G&L rights organisation for elders.
• Evangelicals Concerned, the U.S. wide network of LGBT and Allied Evangelical Christians, founded by Dr. Ralph Blair
• Cercle Hermaphroditos early trans organization, linked from Earl Lind
• List of American LGBT People
• T-Vox at www.t-vox.org - A transsexual, transgender, intersex and genderqueer support and information site that's often called "the trans Wikipedia".
• Equality Forum - Philadelphia nonprofit which promotes GLBT rights. About Us
• GLBTI Wedding Pioneers Founded by MW Savant,in 2004, that company is the first GLBTI-dedicated company in US history. [44] [UPI Article] [45] Featured Wedding in Publication [46] info on founder
• Youth First Texas - [youthfirsttexas.org] - a GLBTQA Youth organization in Dallas, Texas.
• LGBT homeless youth - a good initial secondary source [47] has statistics such as The National Network for Youth's estimate that 20-40% of homeless youth identify as gay or lesbian ("To whom do they belong? A profile of America’s runaway and homeless youth and the programs that help them") or that 26% of gay teens are kicked out of their homes when they come out (G. Remafedi, "Male homosexuality: The adolescent perspective," Pediatrics (1987): 79); this new wikipedia article should also include notable organizations supporting homeless LGBT youth, such as Ali Forney Center [48]
• Transgender Lesbian
• UK Black Pride - sponsored by Stonewall (charity) and appears to be a pride focusing on the gay struggles of Blacks in the UK.
• Lavender Graduation - A commencement ceremony that takes places to honor the unique struggles of the queer community throughout academia.

Popular culture

• -ster - A suffix added to names to make them sound "cutesy." Similar to the -kun and -chan suffixes in Japanese honorifics.
• Arbitrary Talk Is a popular podcast that answers viewer submitted questions. Very popular in Michigan, California, and Florida.
• Battle of Quebec (sports) -- the sports rivalry between Montreal and Quebec City in the province of Quebec, especially in ice hockey
• Belly cream - needs clarification
• Bigface - needs clarification
• corporate samurai: definition, application, and examples
• Dealer's defense A moral argument that someone who sells anti-social products such as weapons or drugs is not responsible for the harm they cause.
• Death Cafe At a Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. A Death Cafe is a discussion group about death rather than a grief support or counselling session.

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• Defooing - De-family of origin. A growing phenomena where people tend to separate from their families permanently and start a new life of their own. The reasons can be varied but mostly its spiritual or a situation of being more 'evolved' then the rest of the family, which creates a gap and breaks the bond.
• Motivationals.org - A popular website featuring demotivational posters a notable internet phenomena. According to google trends, searches for the keyword motivationals have been dramatically rising since the website creation. before that, the keyword did not exist.
• Ran Ran Ruu - a YouTube originated internet fad involving parodies of japanese Ronald McDonald Commercials, generally involving The "RAN RAN RUU!" section of the commercial matched to music.
• Template:Req - http://spacevanguard.blogspot.com , notable for rationalized language, science, and measuring systems to increase the human productive surplus.

Paranormal

• wedding superstition - commonly known topic that needs a stand-alone article.[67][68][69] [70]