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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Integration (Term) | |
35 | |
Blacks (Civil rights, Nationalism, Segregation), Race relations | |
36 | |
46 | |
Roberts S. BROWNE | |
54 | |
Roy Wilkins; 1901-1981 |
128 | |
Blacks (Caricatures and cartoons) | |
130 | |
Interracial marriage, Race relations, Women and men | |
134 | |
Black studies, Black youth, Blacks (Nationalism) | |
138 | |
Elizabeth Duncan Koontz; 1919-1989 | |
142 | |
Labor unions (History, Blacks) |
62 | |
Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Alvin Francis Poussaint (psychiatrist.); 1934- | |
70 | |
Slavery, Blacks (History), United States (History, Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775) | |
78 | |
Elijah Muhammad; 1897-1975, Black Muslims | |
90 | |
Slums | |
100 | |
Orzell BILLINGSLEY, Cities and towns (Growth), Municipal incorporation, Roosevelt City (Ala.) | |
106 | |
NATIONAL Committee of Black Churchmen, Blacks (Religious life) | |
113 | |
Blacks (Religious life) | |
118 | |
Black capitalism, United States (Economic conditions) | |
123 | |
Blacks (Economic conditions) |
145 | |
Arthur Allen Fletcher; 1924-. | |
148 | |
Blacks (Economic conditions, Housing) | |
152 | |
Black power | |
156 | |
Black colleges and universities | |
160 | |
Edward Brooke; 1919-. | |
166 | |
Julius Lester (American children's author.) | |
172 | |
Blacks (History) | |
174 | |
Ice cream, ices, etc |
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