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On her new CD,
Loverly, jazz chanteuse Cassandra Wilson takes
standards from the classic American songbook, fuses them with
modern sounds, African rhythms -- and, of course -- her own
unique vocal style.
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Race
June 17, 2008 — Recent statistics
suggest many African-American men and boys are still struggling
to live the American dream. A majority don't finish high school,
and less than one in five go to college. A high visibility
player has stepped into the fray, offering solutions:
billionaire George Soros.
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World
June 17, 2008 — This week, more than
40 African leaders are calling for free, fair and peaceful
elections in Zimbabwe. Plus, Somalia faces a renewed food
crisis, which some are calling "worse than Darfur."
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Diversions
June 17, 2008 — Though there are
nearly 6,000 wineries in the United States, African Americans
own fewer than a dozen. Stephen Sterling is among that group,
and he's on a quest to increase the number of black wine
connoisseurs.
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