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Articles in Jul/Aug 2003 issue of Crisis, The

• reporter who became a frontpage story, The
  by Haines, Errin
• Judge Constance Baker Motley to receive 88th Spingarn Award
• A time to march
• New voices in the political process
  by Adeboyejo, Betsy
• Black history thriving at University Presses
  by Stewart, Rhonda
• Books in brief
• John Ridley, an undercover writing brother
  by Britt, Bruce
• In a class by themselves
  by Fletcher, Michael
• Professional and college teams lag in gender and minority hiring
• Catholic roots
  by Dyer, Ervin
• Sign of the times, interpreter's graduation historic
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Walter Sisulu, South Africa's quiet warrior
  by Hunter-Gault, Charlayne
• Invisible man
  by D'Emilio, John
• Census shows despite a decade of economic gains, race and gender gaps persist
  by Harrison, Roderick J
• College students could decide 2004 election
• Brandon Neal named National Director of NAACP Youth and College Division
  by Petrosino, Frankie
• Recalling Black America's newsmagazine
  by Wellington, Darryl L
• Taking history to the skies
  by Harris, Hamil
• Milestones
• Milwaukee branch has eye on future
  by Petrie, Phil W
• Dawn of a new era
  by Valentine, Victoria L
• A great day in Washington
  by Williams, Juan
• Baton Rouge bus boycott paved way for King's Montgomery effort
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Exit strategy
  by Lewis, David Levering
• Lives
• A mandate for the post-civil rights generation
  by Sanders, Malika Asha
• Running scared: University minority summer programs in jeopardy
  by Carrington, Penelope M
• Stax Museum: An unforgettable trip to soulsville
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• HBCUs tackle homophobia with diversity initiatives
  by Petrosino, Frankie J
• Harlem renaissance and Black transnational culture, The
  by Ards, Angela
• Miami gears up for NAACP annual convention
  by Adeboyejo, Betsy
• NAACP, PUSH march for King holiday in South Carolina
  by Petrie, Phil W
• nation remembers Medgar Evers, The
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Questions: John Payton on affirmative action
• Letters
• An open letter to my colleagues in Congress: Remembering the legacy of the march on Washington
  by Lewis, John
• Dorothy height: A life of service and quiet power
  by Stovall, TaRessa
• Women and minorities invisible in technology workforce