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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Ebony

• Making the cover
  by Harriette Cole
• 'Why I fight against AIDS': too many friends lost, too many lives destroyed
  by Sheryl Lee Ralph
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne Samuels
• 'Real men have feelings': comedian, actor and host of Bill Bellamy's Who's Got Jokes and Last Comic Standing focuses on male emotions
  by Bill Bellamy
• Black Women's journey to good health
  by Eleanor Hinton Hoytt
• Generations of history makers: for decades, these family reunions have continued to uphold and celebrate their lineage
  by Shirley Henderson
• Tracey Edmonds
  by Victor Griffin
• Chaka Khan
  by Shirley Henderson
• International affairs
• Look your best at any size: gone are the days when plus-size fashion was synonymous with dowdy and bland. When it comes to full-figured style, curvy women are wearing beautiful clothes and showing off their shapes. No matter what your body type, this step
  by Nicole Marie Melton
• Dr. Olufunmilayo I. Olopade: unlocking the mysteries of breast cancer: University of Chicago researcher advocates to help women of color fight the disease
  by Joy T. Bennett
• How to keep your family reunion going strong
• Corrections
• Kevin Michael
  by Tiffany Forte
• Fickle business of fashion
  by Kenneth Crews
• 10 Tips for the well-dressed man: from Fonzworth Bentley
  by Lynette Holloway
• Imperfect supermom: TV personality and cancer awareness advocate Rene Syler teaches mothers how to live for their families without driving themselves mad
  by Sekou Writes
• Soul sanctuary: NASCAR executive Max Siegel slows down with family at his Indianapolis dream home
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Could this be his last? Easy Rawlins is back on the streets of L.A. to sore a crime that threatens the lives of his closest friends
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• 12" of classic cuts
• 21 Pounds in 21 Days: The Martha's Vineyard Diet Detox
• New rules for high-def: a beginners guide to digital television: Blacks, who own and watch more TV than any other group, may be in for a shock when the government shuts downs traditional broadcast signals
  by Bryan Monroe
• Know the facts and stay protected: why you should be practicing safer sex
  by Shannon Jones
• Fall prime-time TV lineup
  by Lynette R. Halloway
• Best tressed: bad hair days are a thing of the past. We rounded up the latest and greatest tools to keep you stylish in between salon sessions
  by Christine James
• Sweety Pies: An Uncommon Collection of Womanish Observations, With Pie
• Randy Ritchwood: 'Mr. Romance's' novel appeal
  by Shirley Henderson
• Queen Latifah on a roll: with new rhythms, her own fashion collection and tips on getting rich, Dana 'Queen Latifah' Owens talks about love, pain, success and freedom
  by Lynn Norment
• Fat vs. fad: demystifying diet and exercise programs
  by Alicia Villarosa
• Top 25: black TV shows of all time
  by Bryan Monroe
• Lip chic: from subtle and sheer to bold and beautiful, lipstick makes a comeback this fall. Nearly there neutrals, ravishing reds and brilliant berries are the perfect picks to play up your pout
  by Christine James
• Swapping Housewives: Rachel & Jacob & Leah
• October: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Speed & steel sexy: black bikers: the rides and the history
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• 5 easy steps to tighten abs, hips & glutes
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• What to watch: who to watch in children's TV programming
  by Tiffany Forte
• Souled Out?: An Evolutionary Crossroads for Blacks in Sports
• Lux: These sought-after treasures radiate with unequivocal spendor
  by Nubia Murray
• Identity theft: avoiding getting ripped off and protecting your good name
  by Valerie Coleman Morris
• Jordan's need for speed: the king of the court tackles road racing
  by Tiffany Forte
• Reinventing Halloween: churches carve out alternatives to the holiday
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• 50 Years after Little Rock: a half-century later, a look at nine warriors in the fight against segregation
  by Kevin Chappell
• In To The Break Of Dawn: A Freestyle On The Hip Hop Aesthetic
• Strictly for laughs
• Obesity African-American women
  by Cordia Beverley
• Suit yourself: who said dressing for the day had to be boring?
  by Cole Harriette
• Black magic
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• The new bet: with a new creative leader, 16 original shows and maybe a 'mess' or two, the maturing of the largest black cable network has not come without its issues
  by Eric Deggans
• Why Not You: 28 Days To Build Authentic Confidence
• New contraceptives for women: Dr. Kya Robottom answers your questions about the latest advances in contraceptives
• Are Black Greek: a not-so-simple answer to a not-so-simple question
  by Gregory S. Parks
• Unearthing salt: from the ordinary to the exotic, this precious mineral is the must-have seasoning
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Women's health, Queen Latifah & TV's best
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• 5 questions for … Jill Scott
  by Shannon A. Jones
• 1995 Ad
• Also noted
• Organizations relevant? 'We will never stop serving'
  by Kimberly Noelle Offord
• Finding family ties: for some adoptees, the quest to locate, their biological parents is a necessary link to self-discovery
  by Shirley Henderson