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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Ebony

• Workin' it out: with Laila Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard: box your way to fitness
• Black College Queens
  by Wanda Taliaferro
• Childhood obesity: what every parent needs to know about children's excessive weight and its dangers
• Who gets paid: a look at the music industry and who really has the power
• Health literacy: more than reading a prescription
  by Albert W. Morris, Jr.
• Denim the constant of urban culture
  by Harriette Cole
• Is Love Becoming Color-Blind?
  by Phillip St. James
• Smooth groom facial necessities for him: beat bumps, blackheads and unsightly ingrown hairs with shaving solutions to suit your skin
  by Christine James
• The 'big four'
  by Kelley L. Carter
• Fitness at any age maintain your swagger through diet and exercise
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• On target: as the latest designer to join the big-box store fold, fashion designer Patrick Robinson is serving up hot looks for summer at real cool prices
  by Julia Chance
• A serious look at ourselves: a message from the president & ceo
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Sammy Davis Jr.: singer, dancer, actor … photographer!
  by Lynette A. Holloway
• Beauty & the heat: summer sun doesn't have to take a toll of your hair. Stay stylish with hairsprays that fight frizz, treatments for tinted tresses and shampoos and conditioners designed to revive sun-drenched strands
  by Christine James
• The irony of achievement for Black women: notes on Black women and the culture of disrespect
  by T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting
• Surviving the health insurance crisis: an estimated 46 million Americans have no health insurance, including 9 million African-Americans
  by Hilary Beard
• Lyle Ashton Harris: a look through his camera's lens
  by Cheryl B. Riley
• A spotlight on individuals: who are moving onward & upward
• Bishop Charles E. Blake: Presiding Bishop, Church of God in Christ
  by Miki Turner
• Hi-tek tunes: from Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell to Beyonce and Jay-Z, it takes two musical powerhouses to make a duet that stands the test of time
• What do we tell our children: an innocent walk down the street can lead to the need for a lesson on language now that profanity, salacious images, and racial slurs are commonplace
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Living with lupus: although there is no cure, many people are making lifestyle adjustments to fight the disease and improve their sense of well-being
  by Shirley Henderson
• The Sugarhill gang
• Ebony on the scene
• 5 questions for … Allen Payne
  by Monica Jones
• How high is your blood pressure?
  by Ian K. Smith
• Is banning hurtful language: should offensive expressions be prohibited? No
  by Jabari Asim
• What women need to know about HPV and cervical cancer: the HPV vaccination is a new weapon in the fight
  by M. Natalie Achong
• International affairs
• Fit for life: it's achievable with regular exercise and good nutrition
  by Donna Richardson Joyner
• From the message to the conversation: why Black America's self-examination needs to go beyond hip-hop and get real
  by Bryan Monroe
• The right thing to do? Should the public decide when the line has been crossed? Yes
  by Anthony Asadullah Samad
• Strictly for laughs
• The New Black Father
  by Judy Dawson
• Deborah Cox
  by Lynn Norment
• The culture of disrespect: how did we get here?
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• 'Mr. chairman!' U.S rep. Charles B. Rangel puts his signature on the powerful house ways and means committee
  by Kevin Chappell
• Ebony bachelorettes 2007: Ebony unveils its beautiful & captivating single women
  by Lynette Holloway
• Halle Berry
  by Ruth Anita Allen
• Also noted
• The history of culture and image
  by Eric Easter
• Digital flight plans: for parents who are frequent fliers, there are ways to stay connected
  by Shirley Herderson
• Who's paying: how to avoid financial strain and headaches when planning your family reunion
  by Monica Jones
• A Sunday Kind of Love
  by Elenora Hunter
• BBraxton Salon
• Cost of fitness: staying fit without breaking the bank
  by Monica Jones
• Voices: out of the mouths of blackness: thoughts about where we are, how we got here and where we're headed …
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Lovely in lace
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Ebony salutes outstanding women in marketing and communications
• Russell Simmons—The godfather takes a stand
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Harry Belafonte & Common
  by Shane Jessup
• July: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• 'I can, but you can't': Don Imus made the fatal mistake that many do: when you aren't a part of a certain group, you can get in trouble for saying the wrong thing
  by Roland S. Martin
• Go with the green
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Better than bare: feel the sand between your toes in these fancy flats
  by Nubia Murray