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Charles Whitaker "Are Blacks giving away the blues? White fans keep the music and its artists going strong". Ebony. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_n12_v45/ai_8904370/

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Articles in Oct, 1990 issue of Ebony

• How to attract the opposite sex; it takes more than good looks to be successful in the competitive romance market
  by Renee D. Turner
• Why some men batter women : Domestic violence is America's most common crime - and why some women take it
  by Marchel'le Renise Barber
• What D.C. statehood would mean to Black America
  by Laura B. Randolph
• Campus style '90: bold colors and simple comfort define college chic
• Everything you always wanted to know about Michael, Janet and LaToya: mother of Jackson family tells all - excerpt from Katherine Jackson's 'My Family, The Jacksons' - Cover Story
  by Katherine Jackson
• Selling success: Les Brown says You, too, can "have more and achieve more."
• 1990 Ad
• Mo' Better Blues. - book reviews
• Managing money in modern families; a little financial planning at the outset can go a long way - includes 10 money tips
  by Alex Poinsett
• 'Trapped in the body of a White woman': Oregon teacher reveals pain of 'living Black and looking White.'
  by Kathleen Cross
• Bank clerk loses 98 pounds, gains tons of confidence; once high on calories, Atlanta woman is now high on energy and happiness - Lorena Michelle Jenkins
• Celebrating the Black family; traveling festival of kinship emphasizes tradition, Black love - Black Family Reunion Celebration
  by Roxanne Brown
• Compositions. - sound recording reviews
  by Lynn Norment
• Blacks and the new TV season; fall lineup features Black talent on both sides of the camera - includes related article on Keenen Ivory Wayans
  by Douglas C. Lyons
• Are Blacks giving away the blues? White fans keep the music and its artists going strong
  by Charles Whitaker
• Black women in the White House: three trailblazers make history at the highest level of American power
  by Laura B. Randolph
• Show biz brothers show off; groups of versatile and talented siblings are taking the entertainment industry by storm