I found a relevant reference - now what is it, and how do I find it?
This page has:
BASIC FORMAT
Author Last Name, First Name, and additional authors First Name Last Name. Publication year. Article title. Journal Title Volume Number, no. Issue Number (Month): Article first page number - last page number.
EXAMPLE
Levin, Shana, Pamela L. Taylor, and Elena Caudle. 2007. Interethnic and interracial dating in college: A longitudinal study. Journal of Social & Personal Relationships 24, no. 3 (June): 323–341.
BASIC FORMAT
Author Last Name, First Name, and additional authors First Name Last Name. Publication year. Title of book. Publisher location: Publisher.
EXAMPLE - EDITED VOLUME
Smith, Earl, and Angela Hattery, eds. 2009. Interracial relationships in the 21st century. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.
EXAMPLE - SINGLE-AUTHORED BOOK
Folan, Karyn Langhorne. 2010. Don’t bring home a white boy: And other notions that keep black women from dating out. New York: Gallery Books.
BASIC FORMAT
Author Last Name, First Name, and additional authors First Name Last Name. Publication year. Chapter title. In Title of book, ed. Editors First Name Last Name, Chapter page numbers. Publisher location: Publisher.
EXAMPLE
Steinbugler, Amy C. 2009. Hiding in plain sight: Why queer interraciality is unrecognizable to strangers and sociologists. In Interracial relationships in the 21st century, ed. Earl Smith and Angela Hattery, 89–114. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.
BASIC FORMAT
Author Last Name, First Name, and additional authors First Name Last Name. Publication year. Article title. Title of Newspaper/Magazine, Publication month and day.
EXAMPLE - MAGAZINE or NEWSPAPER
Henderson, Shirley. 2007. Is LOVE becoming COLOR BLIND?” Ebony, March.
Kristof, Nicholas D. 2002. “Love and Race.” New York Times, December 6.
