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
6 | |
Women (Africa) | |
27 | |
Africa (Bibliography) | |
30 | |
S. Edward Peal, Africans (United States), Ambassadors | |
32 | |
Africa | |
35 | |
76 | |
Blacks (Race identity), United States (Foreign relations, Africa) | |
84 | |
Africa (Politics and government) | |
93 | |
Women (Africa) | |
100 | |
Blacks (History), Gambia (Genealogy) | |
108 | |
Running |
44 | |
East Africa (Antiquities) | |
48 | |
United States (Foreign relations, Southern Africa, Zambia) | |
52 | |
Henry Kissinger (American Secretary of state.); 1923-, United StatesForeign relations/Africa | |
61 | |
Natural resources (Africa), Africa (Population) | |
68 | |
Africa (Politics and government) | |
74 | |
Gladys PINDERHUGHES, Foreign visitors (West Africa), West Africa (Description and travel) |
116 | |
Africa (Social life and customs) | |
125 | |
Africa (History) | |
130 | |
Blacks (Race identity) | |
133 | |
Art, African | |
139 | |
Cooking, African | |
148 | |
Africa (Politics and government) |
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