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Ed Gordon "R. Kelly: breaks silence to discuss controversy in his life". Jet. FindArticles.com. 14 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_23_101/ai_87024819/

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Articles in May 27, 2002 issue of Jet

• Enterprise leasing to pay $2.3 mil to settle bias suit
• Royal visit
• Courageous profiles
• Dennis Haysbert takes on trailblaizing role in innovative drama `24'
• R. Kelly: breaks silence to discuss controversy in his life
  by Ed Gordon
• `Slave diary' assignment at California school draws concern from parents
• Excellent students
• Ebony executive editor Lerone Bennett Jr. receives American Book Awards' Lifetime Achievement Award
• Edna Mae Robinson, ex-wife of boxing champ Sugar Ray Robinson, dies; first cover subject of JET Magazine
• 2002 Ad
• National headliners
• Students at Taylor County High in Butler, GA, hold first integrated prom
• Chicago man charged with intentionally infecting girlfriend with HIV
• Fan club
• Otis Blackwell, songwriting legend who penned tunes for Elvis Presley, dies in Nashville, TN
• Ticker tape
  by Simeon Booker
• Minorities qualify for the most generous graduate scholarships in the U.S
• Leader of a holy dance
• MVP honoree
• Can you guess who I am?
• Woman at 91 receives master's degree
• Society world
• Unitrin Inc. insurance company to repay millions in discrimination suit
• Track and field
• 2002 Ad
• Maryland governor stops state executions
• National Conference of Black Mayors
• Ashanti's key to the city
• NBA votes to allow Charlotte Hornets to move to New Orleans
• Television
• Detroit Radio One's new headquarters dedicated to public relations pioneer Ofield Dukes
• Reta Lewis heads U.S. Chamber of Commerce program for women, minorities
• Beauty of the week
  by Phillip Collins
• Broadway's black talent captures Tony nominations
• Dr. William F. Gibson, former chairman of NAACP, dies
• Nagin takes office as New Orleans' 69th mayor
• A homecoming hug
• Legendary songstress Dionne Warwick arrested in Miami airport for allegedly carrying marijuana
• Trial begins for final suspect in 1963 Alabama church bombing
• This week in Black history
• Mall demonstration in St. Louis
• Just the two of us
• Buster Brown, famed tap dancer, succumbs
• Police arrest alleged racist killer after 34 years
• Thomas Jefferson family group bars slave descendants from membership
• Carla Hayden elected new American Library Association president
• Master P raps about his family life and his empire in the June EBONY
• Died