Volume Four of this selected annotated bibliography is composed of the most recently discovered materials, pertaining to blacks, Latinos, Native Americans, multi-ethnicity and racism. Like the three previous annotated bibliographies, it is considered to reflect only that material which is held to be most representative and most relevant in terms of the involvement and contributions that Third World people have made in the development of the United States and the climate of the times during which such involvement and contributions occurred. The contents of the bibliography are organized into nine sections, focusing respectively on the following topics: racism materials, black printed material; black audio-visual materials; Latino printed material, Latino periodicals, Latino films, native American printed material, native American films, and native American records. Information provided on each item covered in the first eight sections includes where to obtain the item, the suggested usage of the item, and a brief description of the item. The last section lists three films which issue catalogues of native American music: Everest Records, Indian Records, and Canyon Records. (Author/JM)