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
22 | |
Ebony jr. (Periodical) | |
31 | |
Nancy Wilson | |
42 | |
Theodore D. MCNEAL, Saint Louis (Mo.) (Police) | |
53 | |
Prisoners (Treatment), Prisons (California) | |
64 | |
Blacks (Education), Chicago (Ill.) (Education) |
114 | |
Medicine (Africa), Medicine men | |
124 | |
Women (Political activities), Philadelphia (Pa.) (Politics and government) | |
132 | |
Golfers | |
144 | |
James A. HARRIS, Transuranium elements | |
154 | |
Death (Psychology), Black leadership |
74 | |
Ben Vereen | |
74 | |
Musicals, revues, etc (Reviews, Single works) | |
84 | |
Herman J. Russell, Atlanta (Ga.) (Blacks) | |
98 | |
Sammy Davis (Jr.), Government entertaining | |
104 | |
Arthur E. SYKES, Steel works |
160 | |
Snacks, Wine | |
166 | |
Blacks and television | |
174 | |
Clara Hale, Children of drug addicts, Foster home care | |
182 | |
Andrew Thomas HATCHER |
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