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This article reviews The Unlevel Playing Field: A Documentary History of the African American Experience in Sport, edited by David Wiggins and Patrick Miller.

Although it has a weak ending, Walter Mosley's new novel, The Tempest Tales, poses important questions about religion, race, and the afterlife.

The new book from comedy writer Larry Wilmore, "I'd Rather We Got Casinos," presents a unique voice among African-American humorists.

A compilation of Landscaping@ Suite101.com articles and blogs about African-American landuse, landscapes and gardening that span approximatelly 300 years of history.

The Hall, home to centuries of baseball memorabilia, statistics, and research, has something for everyone, from the diehard fanatic to the most casual fan.

Milwaukee celebrates its brief window of warm weather with a Summer packed full of ethnic festivals that highlight the diversity of the local population.

From Coretta Scott King Award Winners to lesser known titles, this is a guide to some of the best in African American Teen Fiction.

But for the works of ancestors such as Rosa Parks and John Lewis, Martin Luther King Jr. and Barack Obama may not have become who they are, Dr. King's friend has said.

A prominent historian of the antebellum south sees Michelle Obama as the Alex Haley of her generation. She is potentially more significant.

One half of LeDayne Polaski is a warrior, battling for justice and running marathons. The other half is something else indeed.

African Americans with high blood pressure seem to respond better to some anti-hypertensive drug and drug combination therapies than to others.