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Articles in March 2007 issue of Ebony

• In Lagos, Nigeria
• HIV/AIDS
  by Tamica R. Marks
• 5 questions for: Jo Ann C. Jenkins
• Unbearably itchy skin
• Diabetes
  by James R. Gavin, III
• Is love becoming color blind? Young adults embrace interracial dating
  by Shirley Henderson
• Dreamgirls in the spotlight
• Prince George's County
  by James Rasmus
• March: what's happening where!
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Vesta
  by Shirley Henderson
• A surgical "cure" for diabetes? Nine out 10 gastric-bypass patients with the disease report dramatic drops in blood sugar levels, but some doctors warn about taking such a drastic step
  by Kevin Chappell
• Gov. Deval L. Patrick takes charge: Massachusetts' chief executive makes history and begins to chart his own course
  by Kenneth J. Cooper
• America's Next First Couple? Sen. Barack and Michelle Obama
  by Lois Miller
• Divorce Court judge Lynn Toler dispenses advice to help you through everyday life
• The parent trap
  by Mellody Hobson
• Diana Ross
• What hip-hop has done to Black women
  by Johnnetta B. Cole
• The Ebony Advisor: expert advice on love and relationships
• Will & Jaden Smith
  by Lachez Hampton
• We'll Never Tell
• Back to basics
  by Golden Brooks
• Sweating in The Spirit 2
• Tone up on the slopes: downhill skiing is a great way to stay in shape
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• The legacy of James Brown
  by Sylvester Monroe
• Black Adoption
  by George Kuttickal
• Tops picks for women
• 1. Vital brushes
• Tony-nominated Broadway star Elisabeth Withers brought the heat in her sizzling portrayal of Shug Avery in the successful Broadway hit The Color Purple
  by Monica Jones
• A masterful collaboration: NASA inventor and his publicist wife create dramatic showcase
  by Sylvester Monroe
• Tribute to James Brown: in my words
  by Al Sharpton
• A message from the president & CEO
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• AIDS in Africa
  by Julius Omorodion Osula
• Dreamgirls
• 2. Classy pendant
• Also noted
• Strictly for laughs
• Paula D. Cunningham
• Kim J. Askew
• For Brothers Only
  by Christie Thomas
• There's Always a Reason
• 3. Mod, mod polish
• Raven Symone: from Cosby Kid to the Disney Dynasty, Raven-Symone speaks candidly about growing up on and off screen
  by Harriette Cole
• Women in culinary arts
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Is diabetes an epidemic in Black America? The growing number of cases indicates the problem has reached a new level
  by Kevin Chappell
• Denise Kaigler
• Dreamgirls
  by L. Mackey
• God, Can You Hear Me?
• 4. Funky clutch
• The great debate: at home mom or office mom: 'Why I chose to be a stay-at-home mom'
  by Denene Millner
• Pretty
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• In New York
• Center Stage
  by Mickey Dossman
• Michael's Golden Rules
• 5. Nurture time
• The great debate: at home mom or office mom: 'Why I chose to work outside the home'
  by Fredricka Whitfield
• As good as gold
  by Harriette Cole
• In Washington, D.C
• Sisterspeak
  by Phyllis A. Bell
• Nancy Wilson
• Folate and pregnancy
• How to love a Black woman: schoolin' brothers on the do's and don'ts
• Raising our daughters: countering the effects of today's negative images of young African-American females
  by Shirley Henderson