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Articles in Mar/Apr 2004 issue of Crisis, The

• Betty Shabazz: Uncovering the Woman Behind the Widow Veil
  by Cobb, William Jelani
• Budget Problems: Bush Economics Leave Most African Americans Behind
  by Sperling, Gene
• NAACP Has Long History of Commitment to Black Soldiers
  by Petrie, Phil W
• Letters
• State of Black Women's Health: The Diagnosis Remains Dismal
  by Lee, Kendra
• Grading Congress on Civil Rights
  by Gamber, Frankie
• LIVES
• NAACP Program Grooms Youth Entrepreneurs
  by Gamber, Frankie
• Ohio NAACP Prison Program Changes Lives of Inmates
  by Harris, Hamil
• IRAQ IN BLACK
  by Labbe, Theola
• House of a King: Alabama Parsonage Becomes Museum, The
  by Berkhalter, Denise L
• California Library Gets Langston Hughes Papers
  by Moreau, Michael
• Women Presiding Over Renaissance at Uptown Museum
  by Stewart, Rhonda
• Why is Tiger Woods the Only Black on the Green?
  by McDaniel, Pete
• WAR STORIES
  by Labbe, Theola
• Black Woman Leads Incorporation of Florida City
  by Robinson, Andrea
• Women in the News
  by Valentine, Victoria L
• Books in Brief
• FREEDOM FIGHTERS
  by Stephen, Curtis
• Slavery, as Narrated by Black Women
  by Stewart, Rhonda
• Hurdles Remain in Battle Against Predatory Lending
  by Russell, Malik
• Georgia Teen Seeks Reversal of Rape Conviction
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Harriet Tubman: The Lives of a Historical Fugitive
  by Gill, Tiffany M
• IN BRIEF
• Q&A: A Spiritual Trailblazer
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Mourning Vital Links to Our Culture
  by Priest, Myisha
• NAACP Marks 50th Anniversary of Brown Decision With Year-long Celebration
  by Petrie, Phil W
• Texas A&M Abolishes Legacy Program
  by Sewing, Joy
• Audre Lorde: Black, Feminist, Lesbian, Mother, Poet
  by Wellington, Darryl L
• ACCORDING TO REPORTS
• MILESTONES
• Nation's Oldest Black Bank Gets New Leader
  by Adams, Stacy Hawkins