I have been reading Ebony magazine since I was a little girl. As I turned the pages and analyzed the pictures and read the articles I was so proud of my fellow African-Americans doing so well. Entertainment, Pop Culture, Health, Politics, Ebony magazine has written coverage of the Civil Rights Movement, Miniseries Roots, and the most influential African-Americans such as Lena Horne, Muhammad Ali, James Brown, Martin Luther King Jr., and Harry Belafonte.
Ebony magazine is a monthly magazine for the African-American market, was founded by John J. Johnson and has been published continuously since the Fall of 1945. While its digest-sized sister magazine, Jet is also published by Johnson Publishing.
Ebony is celebrating 65 years by releasing tribute covers to our precious African-Americans of the past. Usher poses as Sammy Davis Jr., Lamman Rucker poses as Richard Roundtree, John Legend poses as Duke Ellington, Samuel Jackson poses as Martin Luther King Jr., Regina poses as Eartha Kitt, Mary J. Blige poses as Diana Ross, Nia Long poses as Dorothy Dandridge, Jurnee Smollett as Lena Horne, Omar Epps poses as Muhammad Ali, Blair Underwood poses as Sidney Poitier, Taranji P. Henson poses as Diahann Carroll, Gospel Singer Yolanda Adams poses as Mahalia Jackson.
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