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• Clinton has been seductive; At ease with black people
  by Wilkins, Roger
• Bond's vision includes a world of Americans
  by Bond, Julian
• Raje: A Black woman superhero
  by Tate, Greg
• Letters
• Kofi Annan: Soldier of peace
  by Forster, Gwynne
• Media vultures coming home to roost?
  by Reynolds, Barbara A
• Tempest Rising
  by Petrie, Phil
• Backsliding on free speech
  by Dunn, Kenneth A
• Pillar of Fire America in the King Years, 1963-65
  by Petrie, Phil
• Atlanta's treasures and pleasures
  by Chase, Hank
• Imagine a night among the stars...
  by Bennefield, Robin M
• Investing in our own economic empowerment
  by Mfume, Kweisi
• Vernon Jordan: Portrait of a power broker
  by Reed, Annette Gordon
• Justice in black and green
  by Rose, Mark
• Bond elected to lead resurgent NAACP
  by Bennefield, Robin M
• In the interest of freedom: Jazz in the Cold War
  by Bratton, Elliot F
• Hate: An equal opportunity employer
  by Potok, Mark
• Clinton in crisis
  by Ifill, Gwen
• Book excerpts: Three women's voices from the annals of the civil rights struggle
  by Grant, Joanne; Spritzer, Lorraine Nelson; Bergmark, Jean B; Fleming, Cynthia Griggs
• Paul Robeson: American icon and brother to his people
  by Jarrett, Vernon
• Big Ben Carew
  by Cross-Hart, Lois
• Miles Davis Quintet 1965-'68: The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings
  by Redding, Cliff
• History-making Blaylock & Partners sets the standard high
  by Baker, Essie
• Silence is depression's glue
  by Wiener, Jack
• In "The Players Club," Ice Cube shakes things up
  by White, Armond
• Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: The dream endures forever, The
  by Lewis, Ida E