EbonyEBONY is the flagship magazine of Johnson Publishing. Founded in 1945 by John H. Johnson, it still maintains the highest global circulation of any African American-focused magazine. |
Contents
24 | |
Black congressmen, Blacks (Political activities) | |
32 | |
Adoption and adopted children | |
44 | |
Portraits, American, United States (History, Blacks, Revolution, 1775-1783) | |
54 | |
Natalie Cole | |
62 | |
Blacks (Economic conditions), Atlanta (Ga.) (Blacks) |
105 | |
Doria DAVIS, Compton (Calif.) | |
114 | |
Burglary protection, Locks and keys | |
122 | |
Blacks (Attitudes) | |
124 | |
Clothing and dress (Men) | |
130 | |
Cooking (Vegetables) |
70 | |
Juanita BAKER, Women prisoners | |
79 | |
Ivory STRONG, Telephone workers | |
88 | |
William Sylvester WHITE, Juvenile courts, Chicago (Ill.) (Courts) | |
100 | |
Blacks (Education) |
144 | |
Hank Aaron; 1934-. | |
152 | |
Suicide | |
162 | |
Marc Copage; 1962-. |
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