Ebony

aug 1989
168 pagina's
Vol. 44,Nr. 10
ISSN-nummer 0012-9011

Gepubliceerd door Johnson Publishing Company

EBONY 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.

Special Report: 25 Years After the Civil Rights Act of 1964	29
Civil Rights Act of 1964
The New Mississippi: is it Really Better Than 'up North'?	30
Blacks (Mississippi), Mississippi (Race relations)
Atlanta	38
Atlanta (Ga.) (Blacks)
A Tale of Eight Cities: Go South to Surprises	46
Blacks (Southern States)
Child of the '60s Set to Become First Black Woman in Space	50
Mae C. Jemison

To Deal and Die in L.A.	106
Drug trafficking, Los Angeles (Calif.) (Crime)
D.C. Drug Patrol: Riding with the 'Adamany Raiders'.	112
Narcotics laws and regulations, Washington (D.C.) (Police)
Teenager in Trouble: 'I Lied. I Stole. I Cheated'.	120
Shaune McCollum, Youth (Drug use)
'Drugs Almost Destroyed My Career'.	124
Warren Bell (television newscaster.), Blacks in the television broadcasting industry, Television programs (Local news programs), Journalists (Drug use)
High Noon at the Housing Project	130
Vincent Lane, Chicago (Ill.) Housing Authority

Mahlon A. Martin Heads Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation	56
Mahlon Martin, Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation
Dr. Harold P. Freeman	60
Harold P. Freeman (American oncologist.), American Cancer Society
Dr. Walter E. Massey	62
Walter E. Massey, American Association for the Advancement of Science
Dr. William Julius Wilson	64
William Julius Wilson, American Sociological Association
U.S. Appeals Court Judges: from Protest to Power	68
United States Court of Appeals, Black judges
The Drive for Economic Equality: the New Civil Rights Movement	74
Blacks (Economic conditions)
Food for Life	82
Low calorie cooking
War! The Drug Crisis	97
Blacks (Drug use)

Medic with a Mission	134
Beny Primm, Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation
The Muslims to the Rescue	136
Nation of Islam, Crime prevention (Citizen participation), Washington (D.C.) (Public housing)
Couple on the Firing Line	142
Veronica Baker, Robert Baker, United States Drug Enforcement Administration
The Billionaire and the Students	146
Ewing M. Kauffman; 1916-1993, Project Choice (Kansas City, Mo.), Youth (Drug use), Blacks (Education)
What to Do when the Drug Problem Strikes Home	152
Drug abuse (Therapy)
What Must be Done	156
Kurt Schmoke (American college dean and mayor.); 1949-, Charles B. Rangel (American congressman.); 1930-, Carrie Saxon Perry (American mayor.); 1931-, Jesse L. Jackson (American clergyman and civil rights activist.); 1941-, Narcotics laws and regulations
The Church and the Drug Crisis: Ministers Mobilize Against 'the Death of a Race'.	160
Church and drug trafficking, Church work with drug addicts, Black clergy

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