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This January 1997 Vintage Ebony magazine is complete and in very good condition with slight wear and a slight crease on the back cover & slightly yellowed pages and there is a mailing label. This vintage Ebony magazine measures approx. 8" x 10 3/4" and is suitable for framing. The front cover's Special Feature is "The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Has A New WIfe, New Baby And A New Attitude". The other stories on the front cover are "Why Black Male Actors Are Sizzling In Hollywood, Top Black Corporate...

Legendary Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali has boldly signed the cover of this January 1971 issue of “EBONY” Magazine in blue sharpie pen. Ali is pictured with his young family on the cover: his second wife Khalilah (formerly Belinda Boyd), daughters Maryum (b. 1968) and Jamillah and Rasheda (b.1970). The story headline reads “The Quiet Family Life Of Muhammad Ali.” Ali was everything but quiet in the ring, as a former three-time World Champion, Ali is considered by many to be the Greatest Heavyweight...

I've always loved Ebony magazine since I was young and my father Jack Wilcox always had his subscriptions on our living room table. I know it was kind of late for me to subscribe ( I'm 54) but you know what they say, better late then never. I've gotten two magazines since I subscribed and I am more than satisfied. Thank you Ebony.

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Ebony Magazine is the world's largest Black family publication aimed at African Americans dealing with contemporary topics. Read fascinating articles on education, history, politics, literature, art, business, personalities, civil rights, sports, entertainment, music and social events.

Hand forged metal finished in distressed, chestnut brown with ebony undertones and a gray glaze.

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In 390 pages the uses of herbs, spices and wines, a "Guide for the Housewife" (which really tells how to cook), and a section of complete menus supplement the organized presentation of recipes for everything from appetizers to dessert. Readers of EBONY Magazine have long relied on the monthly feature, "A Date With a Dish," for new ideas and old favorites. A growing public has come to find an unfailing source of culinary inspiration in the "The Ebony Cookbook."

In this episode of Paper Tiger Television, acclaimed author and activist Professor Myrna Bain gives us a critical reading of Ebony Magazine. This publication was started by media conglomerate champion John Johnson in 1945 as the “colored answer to Life”. In 1983, when this show was produced, Ebony had a nation-wide circulation of 1,600,000 readers. Focusing on several issues of Ebony Magazine, Bain highlights the ways through which the magazine projects unrealistic, frivolous and misleading expectations...

More about Ebony Magazine: For years, Ebony has been a staple in many households with its coverage of African-American issues, personalities and interests, putting it in the must-have category if you like to follow the latest in politics, art, entertainment and pop culture. While the spotlight is given to many African-American directors, actors and politicians, you’ll also read inspirational stories about ordinary African-Americans who’ve done extraordinary things, making a difference in the black...