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(Host Denise Harvey interviews Denise L. White, an Employment Representative at the University of Michigan Medical Center, and Monica S. Johnson, Administrative Assistant at PCMA on the University of Michigan campus, who are members of the Women of Color Task Force discussing the Women of Color Career Conference's 10th Anniversary.)

(tape no. 43)

(Duration: 00:26:50)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews Dr. Joetta Mial, the first African American Principal of Huron High School, to discuss the subject of all Black classrooms and the Black-White achievement gap. Includes interview with Dan Neaton, who wrote the proposal for Interdisciplinary Block 301, and Don Yates, earth science teacher, who are both ninth grade instructors at Huron High School.)

(tape no. 44)

(Duration: 00:28:35)

(Host Denise Harvey visits the Motown Museum to highlight its collection and history. Includes interview with Esther Gordy Edwards, Founder and Executive Director of the Motown Museum.)

(tape no. 45)

(Duration: 00:23:00)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews four African American entrepreneurs in the Ann Arbor community. Sherry Toney is owner and president of wholesale bakery, Specialty Cakes and Pies. Maria Jordan is the owner and operator of Colorful World Incorporated, a multicultural mail-order company for children. Sarah Davis is the owner of Sarah Designs Flowers. Frances Vaughn is the owner of Vaughn Event Planning and Travel Service.)

(tape no. 46)

(Duration: 00:29:41)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews Dr. John Matlock, Director of the Office of Minority Affairs at the University of Michigan who was Chief of Staff for U.S. Representative John Conyers.)

(tape no 47)

(Duration: 00:28:55)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Marva Allen, author of the book "Protégé" under the name C.C. Avram. Also includes interview of Joyce Hunter and Vivian Light, members of the Washtenaw County Committee for the African American Cultural and HIstorical Museum.)

(tape no. 48)

(Duration: 00:28:36)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews Dr. Alexa Canady, the first Black female neurosurgeon in the United States, and Dr. William Pickard, Michigan entrepreneur. Dr. Canady was the recipient of the Leonard F. Sain award at the 14th Annual Reunion for University of Michigan African American graduates, during which Dr. Pickard was a guest speaker.)

(tape no. 49)

(Duration: 00:21:10)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Thomas Fleming, 1992 Teacher of the Year. Fleming is the first Michigan Teacher and first special education teacher to be named Teacher of the Year, and the first African American man in 41 years to be named Teacher of the Year.)

(tape no. 50)

(Duration: 00:29:06)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews N. Charles Anderson, President of the Detroit Urban League, as they discuss the recent release of the Urban League's "State of Black America" report.)

(tape no. 51)

(Duration: 00:27:36)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Johnnie May Freeman, the National Director for the Johnson Freeman International Foundation for Vitiligo, a disease that results in the loss of pigment in patches of skin.)

(tape no. 52)

(Duration: 00:29:10)