| The Crisis 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 2,000 demonstrators in front of the White House assail Bush policy on Haitian repatriation. | Political science | Chester A. Higgins Sr. |
| 25th NAACP Image Awards silver anniversary voting process. | Political science | |
| ACT-SO jewels shine brightest during national competition. (Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics) | Political science | |
| Adapting to a changing society: FBI initiatives in equal opportunity and violent crime. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | William S. Sessions |
| Adoption agencies: can they service African-Americans? | Political science | Marty Jones |
| African-American artists in context: the Philadelphia Art Museum. (paintings, sculpture and photographs; various artists) | Political science | Carla Maria Verdino-Sullivan |
| A matter-of-fact strangeness: Bill Traylor at the Ross Galleries. (Bill Traylor, African-American artist) (Bill Traylor, African-American artist.) | Political science | Carla M Verdino-Sullwold |
| "Angel Street' & the bedevilment of blacks on the tube. (television show) | Political science | Janette L. Dates, Camille O. Cosby |
| Black defenders. (Afro-American military personnel) (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | Walter Morrison |
| Blacks in Congress: helping us or just helping themselves. | Political science | Lionel C. Barrow Jr. |
| Booker T. Wahington: the message - the legacy - the challenge. | Political science | Jerry M. Guess |
| Bringing home the gold from Barcelona. (Afro-American athletes) | Political science | |
| Building families, communities, businesses and partnerships...together. | Political science | Jean Y. Owensby |
| Cast down your buckets where you are. (Booker T. Washington on the African-American problem) | Political science | Randall E. Brock |
| Children need homes, not ethnic politics. | Political science | Thorwald Esbeusen |
| Dr. William F. Gibson laudes NationsBank and Hugh L. McColl, Jr.. (NAACP Chairman, NationsBank President and Chief Executive Officer ) | Political science | |
| DuBois and Black economic development. | Political science | Herb Boyd |
| Dubuque: a future of racial peace or strife? (Dubuque, Iowa) | Political science | Jack Hanson |
| Efforts unnerving to save California landmark. (demolition of the Negro Bar, Folsom, California) | Political science | |
| Foreign aid to Africa; what countries south of the Sahara really need is equal treatment. | Political science | George M. Daniels |
| Marla Gibbs: Crossroads Arts Academy and Theater profile. (Afro-American actress, Los Angeles, California) | Political science | Solomon J. Herbert |
| NAACP Chairman Gibson moves Convention with call for National Summit. (Dr. William F. Gibson) | Political science | |
| NAACP community economic development of the people, by the people and for the people. (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) | Political science | Jerome L. Reide |
| NAACP files suit: challenging Maryland's new redistricting plan. (National Assn for the Advancement of Colored People) (Along the Battlefront) | Political science | William H. Sr. Penn |
| NAACP flabbergasted on the acquittal of four white Los Angeles policemen. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | William F. Gibson |
| Netherlands now: Holland. | Political science | Rochelle Larkin |
| Peace Corps expands efforts to interest, attract Black Americans; black volunteers say short-term sacrifice equals long-term gain. | Political science | Joye Mercer |
| President George Bush's policy on Haitians is indefensible, cruel racism. | Political science | William F. Gibson |
| Reasoning with Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland, playright from the Mississippi Delta. | Political science | Cheryl McCourtie |
| Report from Paris: Colloque International - Les Noirs Americans. (International Conference on African-Americans and Europe) | Political science | Onita Estes-Hicks |
| R.J. Reynolds Company: supports NAACP with Public Service Billboard Campaign. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | |
| Running with Rangel. (Representative Charles B. Rangel) | Political science | Herb Boyd |
| Survival is the name of the game. (Lewis, White and Clay law firm) (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | Margo E. Williams |
| The 44th annual Emmy awards: disaster. (Hollywood Grapevine) | Political science | Ron Brewington |
| The awesome ascent of African-American women authors. | Political science | Ann Tye |
| The Caribbean: playground with a past. | Political science | Rochelle Larkin |
| The Crisis 1992 women of courage: Katherine Dunham: high priestess of protest. (Interview) | Political science | Dulan-Wilson Gloria |
| The legal profession. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | Molly Askin-Davis |
| The rise and fall of Freedom National Bank. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | George M. Daniels |
| Thousands of children are waiting. (black children for adoption) | Political science | Marty Jones |
| Tossing "light:" quick and easy stir-fry recipes. (Eating-right) | Political science | Barbara M. Dixon |
| Transracial adoption. | Political science | Molly Davis |
| Unfinished songs: three exhibitions at Philadelphia's Afro-American museum. ('Protest and Participation', 'Let This Be Your Home' and 'Songs of My People') | Political science | Dianne Williams Hayes |
| Up from the refrigerator box. (Network of the Cultural Centers of Color) | Political science | Gloria Calomee |
| Voter registration efforts pay off at the polls. | Political science | |
| Whatever happened to the Negro Ensemble Company? (interview with Afro-American playwright Douglas Turner Ward) | Political science | Cheryl McCourtie |
| Why African-Americans vented anger at the Korean community during the LA riots. (Los Angeles, California, 1992) | Political science | Solomon J. Herbert |
| Women in politics. | Political science | Dianne Williams Hayes |
| Yellow on black: how blacks fare in Japanese-owned companies. (Special Careers Issue) | Political science | Carol Schwalberg |
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