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• Mike Singletary and Dwight Stephenson among five inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis produce soundtrack for 'How Stella Got Her Groove Back.'
• Is rap music here to stay?
• Black Caucus leads drive to declare AIDS crisis among blacks a public health emergency
• Gary Coleman faces charges for allegedly punching lady autograph-seeker
• Clarence Thomas tells black lawyers, he'll still oppose affirmative action
• Surgeon General says church leaders play critical role in fighting AIDS among blacks
• Blacks among nominees in top catagories for 50th annual Emmy Awards
• Michigan judge who allegedly made racial comments removed from bench
• Report reveals blacks now outnumber whites on U.S. welfare rolls
• Top music video director F. Gary Gray directs big-budget film, 'The Negotiator.'
• Shared snorkel results in federal race discrimination lawsuit
• Blacks, Hispanics still own far fewer PCs than whites: study
• Dr. Ernest Everett Just: August 14, 1883
• South's high murder rate is key factor in why U.S. homicide rate is so high
• Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder decides not to take job as president of Virginia Union Univ
• Number of women choosing religion as a career is rising, statistics reveal