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
25 | |
Siblings | |
30 | |
United States Navy (Blacks) | |
38 | |
Mothers (Employment) | |
46 | |
Married couples (Employment) | |
52 | |
Barbara Bush (wife of American president George Bush.); 1925-, United States (Race relations) |
90 | |
Vernon Jarrett; d. 2004, Carl Thomas Rowan; 1925-2000, Project Excellence Awards, ACT-SO Awards | |
98 | |
Barbara Wiggins, Dieting | |
102 | |
Robert Smith, Blacks (Medical care), Medical care (Mississippi), Jackson (Miss.) (Hospitals) | |
108 | |
Entertaining | |
124 | |
Claudio Segovia (Reviews), Hector Orezzoli; d. 1991 (Reviews) |
62 | |
Black hairstyling | |
70 | |
Blacks in television | |
78 | |
Ken Griffey (Jr., American baseball player.), Ken Griffey (Sr., American baseball player and coach.), Seattle Mariners (Baseball team), Cincinnati Reds (Baseball team) | |
86 | |
Susan Brunson; 1870?-1994, Centenarians |
134 | |
Black millionaires, Black entrepreneurs | |
142 | |
Remarriage | |
152 | |
Terri Lyne Carrington (American jazz drummer.), Mica Paris (British soul singer.), Karyn White (singer.) |
Common terms and phrases
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