The soc.* hierarchy

Society and culture. The soc.culture.* branch gave nearly every country and people on earth a standing room on Usenet — for many diasporas of the 1990s, the first public online space they had.

• soc.culture.afghanistan
• soc.culture.african
• soc.culture.albanian
• soc.culture.algeria
• soc.culture.arabic
• soc.culture.argentina
• soc.culture.asean
• soc.culture.asian
• soc.culture.assyrian
• soc.culture.asturies
• soc.culture.australian
• soc.culture.austria
• soc.culture.azerbaijan
• soc.culture.baltics
• soc.culture.bangladesh
• soc.culture.basque
• soc.culture.belarus
• soc.culture.belgium
• soc.culture.bengali
• soc.culture.berber
• soc.culture.bolivia
• soc.culture.bosna-herzgvna
• soc.culture.brazil
• soc.culture.breton
• soc.culture.british
• soc.culture.bulgaria
• soc.culture.burma
• soc.culture.cambodia
• soc.culture.canada
• soc.culture.caribbean
• soc.culture.catalan
• soc.culture.croatia
• soc.culture.iraq
• soc.culture.jewish
• soc.culture.jordan
• soc.culture.nicaragua
• soc.culture.pakistan
• soc.culture.palestine
• soc.culture.quebec
• soc.culture.rep-of-georgia
• soc.culture.russian
• soc.culture.slovenia
• soc.culture.uruguay
• soc.culture.yugoslavia
• soc.culture.zimbabwe

See also the full culture branch: soc.culture.*