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Articles in April-May 1995 issue of American Visions

• The Van Peebleses prowl through the Panthers' history
  by Michael Robinson
• Brotherman: The Odessey of Back Men in America, a Groundbreaking Anthology of Black Men's Writing
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• You Don't Miss Your Water
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• String band traditions
  by Douglas Fulmer
• The Outer Banks
  by Bridgette A. Lacy
• Greene County and Wilberforce
  by Henry Chase
• Panther
  by Michael Robinson
• The Ditchdigger's Daughters: A Black Family's Astonishing Success Story
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• Is the whole world going on-line?
  by Barbara Van Gorder
• Puerto Rico: a near country
  by Henry Chase
• Pea Island's Richard Etheridge
  by Henry H. Chase
• Oberlin
  by Henry Chase
• Misguided 'authenticity.'
  by Timothy L. Jenkins
• The homecoming of Jacob Lawrence
  by Sharon Fitzgerald
• Feeling the Spirit: Searching the World for the People of Africa
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• Herman's head
  by Eric K. Washington
• Greensboro
  by Michael L. Pina
• Somerset Place
  by Bridgette A. Lacy
• Detroit
  by Charles Blockson
• Biggers' upper-room view
  by Anthony C. Murphy
• 18th century AD
  by Kenneth J. Kinkor
• Swing Low: Black Men Writing
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• Sisterhood televised: Yvette Lee Bowser and the voices she listens to
  by Malaika Brown
• 19th century AD
  by Henry H. Chase
• Raleigh
  by Bridgette A. Lacy
• Canada
  by Charles Blockson
• The Rhythm of Which a Chief Walks Gracefully
  by Steve Monroe
• Walking across the floor: a conversation with Colleen J. McElroy
  by Charlotte Watson Sherman
• The Wedding
  by T. Andreas Spelman
• What did you say, Aunt Ola?
  by Char McCargo Bab
• Winston-Salem
  by Michael L. Pina
• Durham
  by Bridgette A. Lacy