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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27 | |
Bruce W. KLUNDER, Civil rights demonstrations | |
37 | |
Wendell W. LEVISTER, Black air pilots | |
50 | |
Blacks | |
58 | |
Frederick Douglas O'NEAL, Actors' Equity Association, Labor unions (Officials) | |
64 | |
Bobby Short, Danville (Ill.) |
135 | |
Clarence Mitchell (Maryland politician); 3d, Black legislators | |
143 | |
Dizzy Gillespie (American trumpet player.); 1917-1993 | |
153 | |
Baseball players | |
156 | |
Baseball players | |
157 | |
Baseball, Professional |
70 | |
Frederick Douglass (American abolitionist.); 1817?-1895 | |
80 | |
Lawrence PIERCE, New York (State) Division for Youth | |
90 | |
Motion picture reviews (Single works) | |
102 | |
Craig family, Jiu-jitsu | |
113 | |
Geraldine McCullough, Metal sculpture | |
122 | |
Rodeos |
166 | |
New York World's Fair (1964-1965) | |
182 | |
Singers | |
186 | |
Blacks | |
188 | |
James Baldwin (American novelist, playwright and essayist.); 1924-1987, Theater reviews (Single works) | |
194 | |
Buffet meals, Wedding meals | |
207 | |
Hairstyling |
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