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Articles in Dec, 1992 issue of Ebony

• Soul to soul: how a black/Jewish/Polish/Russian/African woman found her roots: Yelena Khanga's family spans four generations on three continents
  by Karima A. Haynes
• Dizzy's diamond anniversary: illness and convalescence fail to diminish enthusiasm for jazz great's 75th birthday - Dizzy Gillespie
• High noon in L.A.: Willie Williams, the city's first black police chief, confronts massive challengers - Los Angeles, CA - Interview
  by Aldore Collier
• Gifts of the spirit: religious leaders plant spiritual seeds this holiday season
• Denzel Washington and the making of Malcolm X - motion picture - Cover Story - Interview
  by Laura B. Randolph
• Gifts of the heart: giving back is an everyday act of love for those who donate time and resources to the community
• The new Stephanie Mills - singer - Interview
  by Lynn Norment
• Who gets welfare? Despite prevailing stereotype, whites, not blacks, collect greatest share of public aid dollars
• 1992 Ad
• How relatives and friends deal with AIDS: love and understanding provide potent antidotes to the hysteria surrounding the dreaded disease
  by Douglas C. Lyons
• The super summit of black federal judges
  by Christopher Benson
• Brig. Gen. Marcelite J. Harris: the Air Force's first black female general - Interview
• Mae Jemison: coming in from outer space - astronaut - includes related article - Interview
  by Karima A. Haynes