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. |
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Simeon Booker (American journalist.) | |
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Blacks (Southern States) | |
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Black women, Stress | |
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Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America | |
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Television broadcasting (Black programs), Television program reviews |
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Prisons (New York (State)) | |
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Arthur Mitchell (American ballet dancer and choreographer.); 1934-, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Dance schools | |
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Operation PUSH, Blacks (Employment) | |
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Black women public officers | |
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Cooking (Fruit) |
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Single men | |
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Jimmy Winkfield (American jockey.); 1882-1974 | |
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Ruth Bowen; 1930-., Theatrical agents | |
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Adoption and adopted children | |
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Hilliard M. MCMOORE, Centenarians |
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Wedding clothes | |
140 | |
Police (Public relations) | |
142 | |
Baseball players | |
154 | |
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