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Articles in Dec, 1989 issue of Ebony

• Braggin' in Brass
  by Charles L. Sanders
• How to live above your means … and get away with it; creative spenders tell how to get the most out of what you have
  by Alex Poinsett
• Remembering Sugar Ray: Edna Mae Robinson recalls the glitter and pain of her past
• World-class speed, family style: Texans are the first married couple to win international track championships since 1952
• Top of Capitol Hill: majority whip and five Black committee chairmen are at summit of Congressional power
  by Laura B. Randolph
• In the Shadow of the Great White Way: Images from the Black Theatre
• Equal justice under siege: coping with the runaway Supreme Court; new conservative Court majority threatens civil rights gains, sparking uproar across the nation
  by Christopher Benson
• A festive Christmas dinner
  by Charlotte Lyons
• The ten top-paying jobs for Blacks: professionals can almost write their own tickets to great salaries
  by Dalton Narine
• How celebrities will celebrate Christmas; from traditional to unconventional, holiday plans reflect personal style
  by Renee D. Turner
• New dilemma for Black professionals: 'living together' or marriage?
  by Roxanne Brown
• In the Still of the Night
  by Charles L. Sanders
• FaithDome: "A grand-slam homer for Jesus."
  by Aldore Collier
• Jim Brown on … life and love in Hollywood; former football great's candid book offers a revealing look at his career as a movie star
  by Jim Brown
• 100 pounds lighter - and loving it; determination and steadfast fitness regimen bring Ohio woman down to a size 10
• 1990 Ad
  by Lynn Norment
• Love or Physical
  by Charles L. Sanders
• Go tell it on the mountain: Christmas and the Black spirit
  by Paul Laurence Dunbar
• How to increase your sex appeal; attraction to others is more than just a beautiful face and fine physique
• Fiber fills the bill; say good-bye to fat and hello to fruit, vegetables and oat bran