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May 29, 2011
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(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)Lifting every voice
Membership has soared. Young people are showing up. And Michael Curry, the new president of the Boston NAACP, is just getting started.
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Issue highlights
Admit one
Alone at the movies, I miss him more than ever.
Sparks flying
Did the fire alarm stoke the flames of desire?
Grumpy grandparents
Dealing with party-pooper in-laws, plus a bad case of the thank you-note jitters.
Ruff riders
Look who's in the driver's seat.
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