Race & Culture
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It’s out of the ordinary to find a durag at Nordstrom, but if you walk…
Black Americans of the 1960s were fighting to define their future and themselves on their own terms; EBONY was there to capture the journey.
In this era of relearning and redetermining what constituted the identity of the African- American, EBONY helped its readers make sense of our experiences and to challenge our presumptions about the present while engendering hope for the future.
During the Obama era, as it had in previous decades, EBONY addressed of all these matters to and from the African- American point of view.
EBONY chronicled Black History in real time, capturing contemporary attitudes about day-to-day issues affecting African-American community. Experience Black life from the perspective of the “Afro-American” of 1970 as we explore Black History from the pages of EBONY.
Organizations including AARP, Hispanic Federation and Urban League Unveil New Research, Urge Legislative & Policy Solutions to Level Playing Field
