Sacramento Observer back issues from May 2005:
HANDCUFFED CHILD; POLICE SUED; Attorney Willie E. Gary's Firm To Represent Five Year Old Youngster
May 04, 2005
PEOPLE
May 04, 2005
Local Author Publishes Her Own Book
May 04, 2005;
N'COBRA Co-Hosts Black Panther Photo Exhibit
May 04, 2005
MOVE Sole Bombing Survivor Gives Lecture
May 04, 2005;
'Bourbon Street' Explores Toxic People
May 04, 2005;
Religious Leaders Address Same-Sex Bill
May 04, 2005;
How Well Do You Know Michael Jackson?
May 04, 2005;
John Kee Brings Music To Children
May 04, 2005
Black Women Receive Least Pay; Statistics Show Significant Salary Disparities Still In Existence
May 04, 2005
RT Planning To Offer Food Services At Light Rail Stations
May 04, 2005
Poll Indicates Minority Business Doing Well; When Asked About Financial Success And Future Outlook, Many Answered Positively
May 04, 2005
Working With Oprah Sought
May 04, 2005
BUSINESS People On The MOVE
May 04, 2005
Urban League Celebrates Diversity
May 04, 2005
Motivational Speakers To Speak At Confab; Special Conference Set To Feature George Fraser, Jewl Diamond Taylor And Dennis Brown
May 04, 2005
Ford Freestyle Enters Crossover Market
May 04, 2005
Diversity Found To Be Retention Tool In Workforce
May 04, 2005
UC REGENTS HEAR ABOUT DISPARITIES; During Area Visit, Students And Community Urge System Leaders To Improve Opportunities For Minorities
May 18, 2005
HEALTH GRANTS; $95 Million Program Aimed At Reducing Cancer Deaths Among Minorities
May 18, 2005
PEOPLE
May 18, 2005
Area Native Athlete Wins Distinguished Award
May 18, 2005;
'Women In White' Workshop Held
May 18, 2005
NCNW Recognition Luncheon Set
May 18, 2005
Black Family Week At UC Davis Scheduled
May 18, 2005;
Church Offers Community 'New Hope'
May 18, 2005
Midnite To Perform Locally
May 18, 2005
Amerie Offers Her 'Touch'
May 18, 2005
Blacks Moving Forward In Digital Age
May 18, 2005
Blacks Being Priced Out Of Harlem
May 18, 2005
Foreign Service Careers Offer Great Opportunities
May 04, 2005
WE BEAT THE STREET; They Made A Pact As Youngsters And Became Three Doctors Who Realized A Dream Of Service
May 04, 2005;
CANNON'S COMMENTS; Cannon Chooses 20th Anniversary Sacramento Kings All-Star Team
May 04, 2005;
Knights Head Into Second Year Under New Owners
May 04, 2005;
Reaction To O'Neal's Comments Predictable
May 04, 2005;
African American UC Admission Numbers Decline
May 04, 2005
Nicole Mullen Wins Two Dove Awards
May 04, 2005
Opera Star Angela Brown To Receive Alumni Award
May 04, 2005
Howard Hewett Releases Greatest Hits
May 04, 2005
Rod Z Releases Sophomore Album; Christian Comedian Shells Out More Comedy
May 04, 2005
'Up For Grabs' Tells Bonds' Story; New Film Examines Controversy Over Player's Historic Homerun
May 04, 2005;
'One Night Stand' Set To Air In Summer
May 04, 2005
Two Wrongs Do Not Make A Right
May 04, 2005;
Tough Choices For Tough Times
May 04, 2005;
Time To Move Ahead On No Child Left Behind
May 04, 2005;
Rep. Matsui Advocates For Uninsured
May 04, 2005
Healthy Makeover Can Begin With Your Smile
May 04, 2005 ... Sacramento Observer 05-04-2005 One of the most popular and affordable extreme makeovers out there doesn't involve a plastic surgeon or a stylist. It involves an orthodontist. Orthodontic treatment has long been a way for people of all ages to look and feel better, and ...
Black Men Take Care Of Health
May 04, 2005 ... Sacramento Observer 05-04-2005 The life expectancy and overall health of many Americans continues to improve. However, not all Americans are benefiting equally, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In fact, health status is reportedly strongly ...
Minority Health Care Hearings Set
May 04, 2005 ... Sacramento Observer 05-04-2005 Senator Richard Alarcon, (Chair of the Senate Select Committee on College and University Admissions and Outreach) in conjunction with Senator Debra Ortiz, (chair of the Senate Health Committee) are convening a joint hearing of their respective ...
Oak Park Residents Discuss Area Safety
May 04, 2005 ... Sacramento Observer 05-04-2005 A few Oak Park residents fear that their safety may be at stake, though they took a chance anyway to voice their concerns in front of the Sacramento City Council recently about the criminal activities that take place frequently at the corner ...
Parks And Recreation Commission Established
May 04, 2005
Group Seeks Strategies To Prevent School Violence
May 04, 2005
Former Inmate Publishes Book
May 04, 2005
CBHN Conference Addresses Health Disparities
May 04, 2005;
BUSINESS People On The MOVE
May 18, 2005
Spelman College Honors Alumnae; Dr. Howard Zinn And Diahann Carroll Among Those Honored
May 18, 2005
Credit Connection Helps Cure Credit Problems
May 18, 2005
Black Life Radio Network Announces First Series Pilot
May 18, 2005
Protect Your Investment
May 18, 2005
Chrysler Sales Cruise Up With Momentum
May 18, 2005
Taking On Obesity Pound For Pound; African Americans Are Addressing The Weight Issue On A Local And National Level; The Efforts Are To Urge Healthier Lifestyles.
May 18, 2005;
Locals Set Bodies In Motion
May 18, 2005;
CANNON'S COMMENTS; The Maloofs Should Pursue Phil Jackson, Even Though He'll Never Come
May 18, 2005;
Monarchs Release Ruthie Bolton
May 18, 2005;
Report: One In Five Children Go Unsupervised
May 18, 2005