ISSUE:  Fall, 2001

• Toyota Announces $7.8 Billion Long-Term Diversity Commitment Innovative Program to Create Retail Career Opportunities
• First Woman-And First African American-Chairs General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous
• Lexus Makes History with New Dealership in Alabama
• Eddie George Adds Diploma to List of Honors
• Toyota Welcomes New Managing Counsel to Legal Department
• NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship Totals 72 Participants; Jets’ Edwards First Head-Coach Grad of Program
• Toyota Increases Sponsorship Commitment to Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference
• NBNA Trailblazer Honoree Michael E. Bird
• BNBA Keynote Speaker is Renowned Neurosurgeon Dr. Keith Black
• Toyota Names Albert A. Smith Corporate Manager, eBusiness
• Agreement Eases Early Education Credit Transfers
• Middle and High School Students Can Expand Their Learning Horizons at UWM This Fall
• Mass Layoffs in August 2001
• DSO Announces Appointment of New Resident African American Composers
• Senegalese Beauty Selected “Face of Africa 2001” Poised for International Fashion Stardom
• Earvin “Magic” Johnson Was Honored With A Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Luther Vandross Arrives At #6 on Billboard’s Album Chart With Critically Hailed New Album
• Buckle Up! Toyota to Promote Seat Belt Usage Among African Americans
• Guys In Suits
• New Poetry Collection Captures the Experience of African American Women
• West of Rehoboth
• Blackgammon
• “Anne Rice’s The Feast of All Saints”