ISSUE:  Winter, 2003

• NBNA Members Features in Aetna African American History Calendar
• National Black Nurses Association Hosts 15th Annual NBNA Day on Capitol Hill
• Toyota and Young Black Scholars Celebrate African American Fire Fighters
• Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America’s 13th Annual Opportunity Exchange
• Novelist, Folklorist and Anthropologist Features on US Postage Stamp
• Anne Rebecca Elliot, M.Div.PhD.
• Los Angeles Urban League Automotive Training Center Holds Winter Graduation
• AHBAI and Eckerd Corporation Donate to United Negro College Fund
• Gene Increases Cholesterol Levels IN African-American Men
• Blacks Respond Better to Laser Treatment for Glaucoma, People of African Descent Are At Greater Risk for Glaucoma
• Guns and Domestic Violence: A Lethal Combination
• Young Urban Black Men Respond Best to Culturally Acceptable High Blood Pressure Care
• New Study Finds African Americans Less Likely To Receive Stroke-Saving Surgery
• Giving Clot Busters In Arteries Has Some Benefits
• Mulatto America: At the Crossroads of Black and White Culture: A Social History
• How Religion Inspired the American Civil Rights Movement and Led to the Greatest Social Upheaval of Recent Times
• Brown Sugar Soul Food Desserts from Family and Friends
• Introducing the New Literary Soul Writer for Men of Color
• Voices in Our Blood; America’s Best on the Civil Rights Movement
• Zora Neale Hurston; A Life In Letters
• Judge Greg Mathis; Inner City Miracle, A Memoir
• No More Mr. Nice Guy
• A Beautiful Mind on Death Row
• Standing at the Scratching Line
• Kaplan and Simon & Schuster Release Definitive Guide to Colleges for African American Students
• Still I Rise
• The Fisher King
• Black Is a Color: African American Art
• Works of Six African Artists Living in the Diaspora At the National Museum of African Art
• Rare Pottery Acquired For the Bayou Bend Collection on View In The Wilson Potters: An African American Enterprise in 19th Century Texas At the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
• African American Artists, 1929-1945
• Coca-Cola Presents The Essence Music Festival Set for New Orleans Through 2006
• Showtime Announces Winner and Finalists for Black Filmmaker Showcase Edford Banuel to Receive $30,000 Grant For Future Short To Premiere On Showtime
• Destiny’s Child, Spike Lee, Pam Grier Take Center Stage at Turner Broadcasting’s 11th Annual Trumpet Awards
• Showtime Celebrates Black History Month With Two High-Profile Original Movies and its Annual Black Filmmaker Showcase