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How Ebony Became the Gold Standard of Black American Photo Magazines

How Ebony Became the Gold Standard of Black American Photo Magazines

A lavish new photography book celebrates the legacy of the magazine that chronicled the extraordinary progress of Black America throughout the twentieth century — and beyond. It coincides with the announcement of Ebony‘s rebirth this month.

© Ebony Throughout the twentieth century, most mainstream U.S. publications were reticent to bring more than one — if any — Black photographers on staff, resulting in a biased depiction of the issues facing the Black America. Understanding the truth ...

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