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Articles in May/Jun 2004 issue of Crisis, The

• San Jose Branch Proud of its Racial Diversity
  by Harris, Hamil
• Will Economic Need Usurp Racial Diversity on Campuses?
  by June, Audrey Williams
• Q&A: Taking HBCUs into the Future
  by Russell, Malik
• State of Play: How the 2004 Congressional Races are Shaping Up
  by Samuel, Terence
• Making African American Historic Sites a Priority
  by Utsey, Monica
• BROWN RECONSIDERED
  by Bell, Derrick
• Celebrating Images of Excellence
  by Adeboyejo, Betsy
• In Pursuit of Equality
• New Digital Archive Reveals California's History of Slavery
  by Cartwright, Kevin
• Lessons from Brown
  by Valentine, Victoria L
• LIVES
  by Story, Rosalyn
• WANTED: Minority Candidates for Public Office
  by Banks, Waris
• Tracing the Roots of AIDS in the Black Community
  by Lamb, Yanick Rice
• Unfulfilled Promise, The
  by Ware, Leland
• Continuing the Legal Struggle
  by Hayes, Dennis Courtland
• Bill T. Jones: Still Dancing Outside the Lines
  by Ards, Angela
• Correction
• Renewing the Call for Equity in Education
  by Jackson, John H
• Thurgood Marshall, My Father
  by Marshall, Thurgood Jr
• Letters
• Books in Brief
• Architect, The
  by McNeil, Genna Rae
• Filling a Niche: How Bob Johnson Cashed in on the Promise of Cable
  by Cobb, William Jelani
• Desegregation Pioneer Donates Papers to Miss. Alma Mater
  by Burroughs, Todd Steven
• Tuning in to TV One: New Channel Ready for Prime Time
  by Bass, Holly
• For Casualty of Drug War, Coming Home is Bittersweet
  by Gaines, Patrice
• A Soldier's Story
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• State of Black America: Peril and Progress
  by Harris, Hamil
• Strategist, The
  by Briggs, Jimmie; Crawford, Nicole
• Inherently Unequal
  by Fletcher, Michael; Gamber, Frankie