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Articles in Jan/Feb 2005 issue of Crisis, The

• Has Black History Become Marginalized?
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• ACCORDING TO REPORTS
• True Drama Ripped from the Headlines
  by Gilmore, Brian
• Texas NAACP Helps Black Female Inmate on Death Row Get Stay of Execution
  by Gamber, Frankie
• IN BRIEF
• Ready for a Revolution
  by Fletcher, Michael A
• Slavery: A Pivotal Era in American History
  by Joiner, Lottie L
• Q&A: Coach Fights for Gender Equality
  by Young, Alicia L
• Stealing Liberty: How Politicians Manipulate the Electorate
  by Overton, Spencer
• Shirley Chisholm Fought the Good Fight
  by Lynch, Shola
• Three Strikes Law Hits People of Color Hardest
  by Bailey, Chauncey
• Transportation Policies Leave Blacks on the Side of the Road
  by Bullard, Robert D
• Religious Summit Unites Faiths to Increase NAACP Membership
  by Petrie, Phil W
• Mel Watt Sets New Agenda as Chair of the CBC
  by Harris, Hamil
• New Drug May Get to the Heart of the Problem
  by Lee, Kendra
• After Public Struggle, Catholic University NAACP Chapter Debuts
  by Gamber, Frankie
• FBI Reports Increase in Hate Crimes Against African Americans
  by Russell, Malik
• Darfur: Genocide in Plain View
  by Ruffin, David
• Doctoring a Novel Story of Triumph in Harlem
  by Asim, Jabari
• MILESTONES
• ENCORE PERFORMANCE
  by Wynter, Leon E
• DESTINATION UNKNOWN
  by Chikwendiu, Jahi
• Historically Black College Closes its Library Studies Program
  by Freightman, Connie Green
• Jamaican Woman Charts Path to English Glory
  by Wellington, Darryl Lorenzo
• BOOKS IN BRIEF
• Coalition Formed to Fight Drugs in the Black Community
  by Utsey, Monica Z
• Bound by Slavery
  by Robinson, Lori S
• Beyond the Ring: Searching for Boxing Legend Jack Johnson
  by Cobb, William Jelani
• Trickle-Down Economics
  by Valentine, Victoria L
• LIVES
  by Bell, Jarrett
• ALSO OF INTEREST
• Beverly Hills/Hollywood Branch Recognizes Blacks in Theater
  by Petrie, Phil W