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 | |
Black celebrities | |
31 | |
Black power, Blacks (Civil rights) | |
42 | |
Blacks (Nationalism) | |
44 | |
Blacks (Nationalism) | |
54 | |
Blacks (Culture) |
106 | |
Black Panther Party | |
114 | |
George W. Crockett (Jr.), Detroit (Mich.) (Crime) | |
126 | |
Theater, Black | |
135 | |
Black student militants, Student protests, demonstrations, etc | |
141 | |
Black student militants, Student protests, demonstrations, etc |
64 | |
Black Cultural Development Society, Prisoners (Education), Black prisoners, Prisons (Colorado) | |
75 | |
Imamu Amiri Baraka (American poet, playwright, essayist and short story writer.); 1934-, BlacksNationalism | |
84 | |
Black music, Black musicians | |
90 | |
Back to Africa movements, Blacks (Africa) | |
96 | |
Black militants, Blacks (Civil rights) |
150 | |
Black businessmen, Black business enterprises, Blacks (Economic conditions) | |
156 | |
Nina Simone | |
162 | |
Blacks (Political activities) | |
170 | |
Cooking, Arab |
Common terms and phrases
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