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
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Black clergy, Christmas, Blacks (Religious life) | |
30 | |
Blacks (Charitable contributions) | |
38 | |
Stephanie Mills | |
44 | |
Yelena Khanga, Blacks (Soviet Union) | |
54 | |
Public welfare, Blacks (Economic conditions) |
76 | |
Dizzy Gillespie (American trumpet player.); 1917-1993 | |
82 | |
AIDS (Disease) and blacks, AIDS patients (Family relationships) | |
92 | |
Food as gifts | |
110 | |
Black judges | |
118 | |
Mae C. Jemison |
62 | |
Marcelite J. Harris (American air force general.); 1943-, United States Air Force (Blacks) | |
68 | |
Thomas A. Fleming (American teacher.), National Teacher of the Year | |
71 | |
Willie L. Williams, Black police chiefs, Los Angeles (Calif.) (Police) |
124 | |
Denzel Washington, Malcolm X; 1925-1965 | |
124 | |
Spike Lee (Reviews), Malcolm X (Motion picture) (Reviews) |
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