Ebony

Front Cover
Oct 2004
188 pages
Vol. 59, No. 12
ISSN 0012-9011
Published by 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.
 

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Contents

Dr. Lorraine Cole
26
Lorraine Cole, Black Women's Health Imperative (Organization), Black women (Health and hygiene)
5 Questions For: Herbert Lowe, NABJ President
28
Herbert Lowe (American journalist and organization official) (Interviews), National Association of Black Journalists
Listen To What She's Saying
34
Prostate gland (Cancer, Diagnosis), Black men (Health and hygiene)
'How To Free Yourself Financially'.
40
Household budget, Blacks (Economic conditions)
Take Responsibility for Your Life and Health
46
Black women (Health and hygiene), Responsibility
Personal Trainers: Getting Celebrities In Shape
92
Darrell Foster, Orlando Brown, Black celebrities (Physical fitness), Personal trainers
Party Pizzazz
98
Clothing and dress (Black women), Entertaining
A Return to Tradition
104
Clothing and dress (Black young men)
Ebony Sex Survey: Sisters Speak Out About Their Sexuality
110
Sex surveys, Black women (Sexual behavior, Attitudes)
The 2004 TV Season: New Shows, New Faces, New Directions
120
Television programs (Forthcoming season, Black programs), Blacks in television

Getting Behind the Wheel: What You Need To Know About Vehicle Financing
52
Automobiles (Purchasing), Automobile loans
Annual Women's Health Section
59
Black women (Health and hygiene)
'I Survived Breast Cancer'.
60
Desiree G. Rogers (American magazine executive) (Health), Claudette Anderson Copeland (American clergywoman) (Health), Marilyn Francine Braxton (American controller) (Health), Darlene Nipper (American foundation official) (Health), Breast (Cancer, Diagnosis), Black women (Health and hygiene), Black celebrities (Health and hygiene)
Sisters Speak Out: 'Too Many Black Women Are Too Fat'.
68
Obesity, Black women (Health and hygiene)
The Low-Carb Craze
74
Low carbohydrate foods, Dieting
Health Hot Line
80
Black women (Health and hygiene)
Dr. Donna M. Mendes: Pioneer In The Operating Room
86
Donna M. Mendes, Cardiovascular system (Surgery), Black women (Health and hygiene)
Date With a Dish: Cooking the Low-Sodium Way
134
Low sodium cooking
Ebony Fashion Fair: French Knits
140
Fashion, Knit goods, Clothing, Cold weather
Don Barden: Hitting The Casino Jackpot
146
Don Barden (American real estate developer and broadcasting executive.); 1943-2011, Barden Gaming (Firm), Blacks in casino management
The Two Lives of Judge Glenda Hatchett
154
Glenda Hatchett (American judge.)
TV And Your Child: How Much Is Too Much?
162
Television and children, Black children, Child rearing
Boris & Nicole: TV's Hottest Real-Life Story
168
Nicole Ari Parker (American actress.); 1970-, Boris Kodjoe (Ghanaian-German actor.); 1973-, Second time around (Television program)
Stars Organize To Get Out The Vote
178
Black celebrities (Political activities), Voter registration, Presidential elections (2004)

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