• Finally, the moonwalk is being put to good use.

• Proof that fruits and vegetables and lean meats are better than ready-made diet food.

• In NYC, just like everywhere else in the country, black and Hispanics are at high risk for diabetes.

• Older women, particularly at-risk black women, are less likely than young women to get tested for HIV.

• In case we didnt' already know, here's more evidence that pregnant black women receive inadequate prenatal care.

• Black political scientists, besides the big-names like Donna Brazile, are largely overlooked by news stations, although "the black vote" is always being discussed. [BAW]

• Diabetes is especially bad in New York City, particularly (surprise!) among blacks and Hispanics. [NYDN]

• Baldwin Hills both busts and reinforces stereotypes. [NYT]

• Management at a California Ritz-Carlton should have treated their black and Hispanic employees a bit better. [CC]

• Older black women at high risk can't really be bothered with getting tested for HIV. [SD]

• Preaching abstinence instead of safe sex doesn't decrease HIV infections? I am simply shocked.

• American's are looking more Al Sharpton than Kobe Bryant.

• Among other things, illiteracy can kill you.

• Big tobacco will come up with a study refuting this momentarily.

• You think you know, but you have no idea.

Salt 'n Pepa haven't been given their proper due on Rewound up until now and for this I am truly sorry. In light of the recent announcement that the group has been given their own reality show on VH1, I felt it was high time.

"Let's Talk About Sex," is definitely not my favorite S&P, but, in the interest of killing two birds with one stone, I thought I would use it to remind everyone that Wednesday is National HIV Testing Day! Salt, Pepa, and Spinderella encourage frank discussion about these matters.