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
29 | |
Civil Rights Act of 1964 | |
30 | |
Blacks (Mississippi), Mississippi (Race relations) | |
38 | |
Atlanta (Ga.) (Blacks) | |
46 | |
Blacks (Southern States) | |
50 | |
Mae C. Jemison |
106 | |
Drug trafficking, Los Angeles (Calif.) (Crime) | |
112 | |
Narcotics laws and regulations, Washington (D.C.) (Police) | |
120 | |
Shaune McCollum, Youth (Drug use) | |
124 | |
Warren Bell (television newscaster.), Blacks in the television broadcasting industry, Television programs (Local news programs), Journalists (Drug use) | |
130 | |
Vincent Lane, Chicago (Ill.) Housing Authority |
56 | |
Mahlon Martin, Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation | |
60 | |
Harold P. Freeman (American oncologist.), American Cancer Society | |
62 | |
Walter E. Massey, American Association for the Advancement of Science | |
64 | |
William Julius Wilson, American Sociological Association | |
68 | |
United States Court of Appeals, Black judges | |
74 | |
Blacks (Economic conditions) | |
82 | |
Low calorie cooking | |
97 | |
Blacks (Drug use) |
134 | |
Beny Primm, Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation | |
136 | |
Nation of Islam, Crime prevention (Citizen participation), Washington (D.C.) (Public housing) | |
142 | |
Veronica Baker, Robert Baker, United States Drug Enforcement Administration | |
146 | |
Ewing M. Kauffman; 1916-1993, Project Choice (Kansas City, Mo.), Youth (Drug use), Blacks (Education) | |
152 | |
Drug abuse (Therapy) | |
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 | |
160 | |
Church and drug trafficking, Church work with drug addicts, Black clergy |
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