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(Host Crystal Jones interviews Attorney Ray Mullins, President of the Ypsilanti Willow Run Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), and Dr. Harry Williams, President of the Ann Arbor Chapter of the NAACP. Also featuring John Woodward and former Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, who was the first Black woman elected to the United States Congress and served 14 years. They discuss issues facing the Black Caucus.)

(tape no. 74)

(Duration: 00:29:40)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Dr. Charles Moody Sr., Vice Provost of Minority Affairs at the University of Michigan.)

(tape no. 75)

(Duration: 00:27:46)

(John Woodward interviews former Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, who was the first Black woman elected to the United States Congress and served 14 years. They discuss issues facing the Black Caucus.)

(tape no. 76)

(Duration: 00:09:26)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Marva Collins, educator and founder of the Westside Preparatory School in Ann Arbor. They discuss the state of education and the literacy rates in the nation.)

(tape no. 77)

(Duration: 00:29:46)

(Host Denise Harvey interviews Susan L. Taylor, Editor-in-Chief of Essence Magazine. Interview takes place on University of Michigan campus during the Women of Color Task Force 10th Annual Conference.)

(tape no. 78)

(Duration: 00:27:05)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Dr. Ali Mazrui, Professor of Political Science and Afro-American and African Studies at the University of Michigan, a Research Professor at the University of Jos in Nigeria, author of "The Africans" and the producer of a PBS series by the same name.)

(tape no. 79)

(Duration: 00:29:10)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Earl Graves, the publisher, editor, and founder of Black Enterprise magazine. Graves was previously involved in politics, was the Administrative Assistant to Robert Kennedy, and was a consultant to presidents.)

(tape no. 80)

(Duration: 00:27:35)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Letitia Byrd, a guidance counselor at Huron High School, and Gail Barnes, a pianist and teacher with the Suzuki Institute. The guests discuss their travels around the world.)

(tape no. 81)

(Duration: 00:31:31)

(Host Carole Gibson interviews Jo Owens, a retired educator of the Ann Arbor community and advisory Board Member of "Another Ann Arbor," to discuss her travels in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. Latter half of the recording is a portion of an interview of Letitia Byrd and Gail Barnes discussing their world travels.)

(tape no. 82)

(Duration: 00:30:27)

(Host Carole Gibson learns how to cook a cajun dish with Joseph Vaughn Jr. to celebrate his opening of a cajun restaurant in Las Vegas. Vaughn was a long-time Ann Arbor resident who cooked in many restaurants across the United States.)

(tape no. 83)

(Duration: 00:31:12)