41.   The risk is highest among American blacks and those with a family history of the disease.

42.   The point is that crime, not racism, is the leading problem for American blacks today.

43.   There is no overestimating the role that gospel music has played in the lives of American blacks.

44.   They are black, but they are not American blacks.

45.   They look at American blacks across deep historical and cultural divides.

46.   They parallel historically black colleges, which continue to be a significant factor for American blacks.

47.   This is especially true of American blacks.

48.   Today, American blacks, long afflicted by double-digit unemployment rates, are less likely to be out of work than Europeans.

49.   Ture turns upbeat about the future of American blacks despite the high incidence of drug abuse, black-on-black crime and incarceration of young men.

50.   Unless the United States goes through a similar exercise in self examination, Tutu warned, American blacks and whites are condemned to suffer enduring strife.