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
33 | |
Race relations | |
46 | |
William Vacanarat Shadrach Tubman; 1895-1971, Liberia | |
58 | |
Blacks (Legal status, laws, etc, Southern States) | |
66 | |
Family size, Blacks (Social conditions) | |
74 | |
Warren WIDENER, Berkeley (Calif.) (Politics and government) |
123 | |
Linton SCOTT, Flight Unlimited, Inc, Aviation (Study and teaching) | |
132 | |
Willie Stargell; 1941-2001, Baseball, Professional | |
143 | |
Leroy WALKER, Track and field athletics | |
154 | |
George Elder, Conscientious objectors | |
164 | |
Smokey Robinson (American singer and songwriter.), Rock groups |
84 | |
Anemia | |
94 | |
Lucky Peterson; 1964-., Children as musicians | |
104 | |
Julian Bond, John LEWIS (1940-.), Mississippi (Politics and government) | |
112 | |
Sexual behavior |
174 | |
Paul COLLINS, Africans in art | |
182 | |
Blacks (Economic conditions) | |
188 | |
Cooking (Vegetables) | |
202 | |
Mary Lou Williams; 1910-1981 |
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