Jet

View more issues:

Articles in July 30, 2001 issue of Jet

• Former Congressman Kweisi Mfume seriously considers someday leaving the NAACP presidency to
  by Simeon Booker
• Kenyan President Urges His Citizens To Abstain From Sex For 2 Years In Order To Curb AIDS
• In Memory Of Louis
• Black Inventor Previews His Computer Voting System On Capitol Hill In Washington, D.C
• Giving Back
• top20 ALBUMS
• If Tenn. Sen. Fred Thompson retires, one of the first to consider running for the seat will be Rep. Harold Ford, Jr., now a second generation lawmaker
  by Simeon Booker
• How To Protect Your Child From Bullies
• Look Hot, Stay Cool And Safe With Proper Summer Attire
• It Wasn't Me
• Triple-Double Magic
• Former President Bill Clinton joined the nearby Harlem YMCA to work out in the gymnasium
  by Simeon Booker
• Martha Allen, former director of external affairs for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services and national co-chair of the American Public Human Services Association's Child Welfare Task Force, has been named the new DCFS chief of staff
• Judge Damon Keith Orders Black Homes Rebuilt In 33-Year-Old Civil Rights Suit
• SUGAR RAY & SON
• Study Cites Different Opinions On Race, Politics Among Young And Older Blacks
• L. Douglas Wilder, the grandson of slaves and Virginia's first Black elected governor, has not given up on erecting the first slavery museum in his state
  by Simeon Booker
• Discrimination Has Damaging Effects On Black Kids: ISU Study
• Black Women Urged To Breast Feed Longer
• beauty of the week
• Eight-Year-Old Adopted Quads In Virginia Excel In Academics And Athletics
• Cleveland Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones
  by Simeon Booker
• John G. Clemons, vice president of internal communication at Reston, VA-based Nextel Communications, Inc
• Home At Last
• Movie Premiere
• CENSUS
• Ever since his son, Masuzyo, died of AIDS two days before Christmas 15 years ago, Zambia's First President Kenneth Kaunda
  by Simeon Booker
• Andrea Parker, cadet 1st class at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT, recently graduated with a commission as ensign and became the first Black female to graduate from the Academy with an engineering degree
• Teach Children The Importance Of Water Safety This Summer
• Group Urges Colin Powell To Lead U.S. Delegation To Racism Confab In Africa
• Planet Of The Apes
  by Sylvia P. Flanagan
• A July 4 wreath-laying ceremony
  by Simeon Booker
• Joe Taylor, head football coach at Hampton University, now serves as president of the American Football Coaches Association
• Society World
• Some 800 Accused Of Witchcraft, Blamed For Diseases Killed In Congo
• 2001 Ad
• NAACP Stresses Renewed Commitment To Fighting For Equality At 92nd Convention
• When North Carolina school Supt. Eric Smith of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg
  by Simeon Booker
• Darlyne Bailey, former dean of the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, has been appointed dean and vice president for academic affairs at Teachers College Columbia University in New York City
• Nelly: Why Everybody's Talking About Hip-Hop Newcomer
• Special Olympic Torch
• Ray J Steps Out Of Sister Brandy's Shadow With `Wait A Minute'
• Whites And Blacks Increasingly Feel Blacks Are Treated Unfairly: Poll
• Honoring A Hero
• This Week In Black History
• $8.7 Million Settlement Reached In Abner Louima Police Brutality Lawsuit
• Finishing His Career
• top20 SINGLES
• Confidential: National Urban League President Hugh B. Price set the record for this year's VIP participation at his D.C. conference
  by Simeon Booker
• Atlanta Leads Nation As City With Biggest Black Population Gain, Report Finds
• State Of California Calls For National Action On Slavery Reparations
• Gil Scott-Heron, Legendary Jazz Musician-Rap Pioneer, Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Cocaine
• 2001 Ad
• All For You