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Articles in May, 2007 issue of Black Enterprise

• Political party politics
  by Eric D. Jackson
• Keep an eye on oil: Calvin H. Baker offers a range of large- and mid-cap stocks
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• O.K. in H.R
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Bottom ups! With consumers craving soda substitutes, these entrepreneurs are serving up alternatives in the new-age beverage market
  by Wendy Harris
• Riding high: a music executive gets back in the saddle
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Corrections
• Mortgage crisis: risky home loans are coming home to roost
  by Chris Taylor
• Jo Ann C. Jenkins
  by Stephanie Young
• Admitting when you're wrong: telling colleagues you've made a mistake is sometimes the best course of action
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Back talk with Chris "Ludacris" Bridges
  by Sheirese McRae
• Schools flunking out
  by Adam Rowell
• 'N' word means divide and conquer: blacks debate whether the epithet should be stricken from use
  by Brenda Porter
• Using the network: a savvy professional understands how the right connections can lead to a corner office
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Decision time: will Victoria Reddic be able to retire early and pay her daughter's College expenses?
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Prosper with innovative business ideas: website offers new twists on traditional ventures
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Will you outlive your savings? How to make sure you're setting an adequate goal
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Representing management consultants
  by Marquis Parker
• Media matters: a biotech pick infects Bernard Beal's portfolio
  by Sherie Holder
• Ken Mills
  by Stephanie Young
• Top 10 cities for African Americans 2007: our readers and editors select the best places in which to live, work, and play
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• South African heights: economic growth continues to inspire the travel experience
  by Sean Drakes
• Have we overcome?
  by Ed Bradley
• Ford's savvy political move
  by Kiara Ashanti
• Real life—online: SecondLife.com takes Net communities one step beyond
  by Anthony S. Calypso
• A handsome reward: the Collins family completes its path to financial freedom
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Planning a budget-friendly vacation? These tips will help you get there
  by Angela P. Moore-Thorpe
• The world of wikis: online community changes the way we manage information
  by Fiona Haley
• First impressions count
  by Betty J. Turner
• Losing the war on weight: obesity rates growing for African Americans
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• Out of the corporate closet: how African American gays and lesbians can gain ground in the workplace
  by Wendy Harris
• Warning signs: more than 40% of blacks suffer from a cardiovascular condition. Knowing the risk factors and treatment options could keep you from becoming a statistic
  by Denise Campbell
• Double take
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• It's a family reunion: here's your guide to planning the perfect gathering
  by Leslie E. Royal
• Will presidential debate rise above race? A candidate's color should have no bearing on his credentials
  by George Alexander
• Think big: capture top returns with these large-cap mutual funds
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Tangee Gibson
  by Stephanie Young
• Sticky situations: find S.U.C.C.E.S.S. by knowing key elements of effective ideas
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• Southern charm prevails
• NAACP president resigns: tension between Bruce Gordon and the organization's board led to departure
  by George Alexander
• A new vision of Africa: Microsoft's chairman in Africa touts business opportunities on the continent
  by Anthony S. Calypso
• Convention calendar
• Are you a smart and happy shopper? A new approach to retail satisfaction
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Bring funky back … to the future: these speakers are small in size, big in sound
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Blogging top cities
• Firms create $42 billion company: Atlanta Life acquires Jackson Securities to increase investment offerings
  by Aisha I. Jefferson
• Measuring fund returns
  by Trevor Delaney
• Christopher Powell
  by Stephanie Young
• Surviving a setback
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• News with a perspective
• Granite broadcasting goes bankrupt
  by Glenn Townes
• Above and beyond: dedicated and determined, this year's nominees are true models of success
  by Stephanie Young
• William A. Garland Jr
  by Stephanie Young
• Achievers know best: invaluable strategies and wise words from those at the top
  by Tennille M. Robinson