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Articles in Feb, 1991 issue of Ebony

• L. Douglas Wilder: at home in the governor's mansion - Cover Story
  by Lynn Norment
• Karl Malone: the 'Mailman' delivers; NBA All-Star finds fame and fortune in the unlikely setting of Salt Lake City
  by Douglas C. Lyons
• Sex and the modern Black couple: therapist says under-40 generation has different values and lifestyles
  by June Dobbs Butts
• Black love in movies and on television: independent directors and producers are taking steps to bring Black romance and intimacy to the screen
• A healthier you in '91: diet and exercise for the winter months; keep energy up this winter with regular workouts and light nutritious foods
• Hot jobs: ten fields offer higher earnings and greater security
• Black women sportswriters and the locker room wars: female reporters who gather sports news take controversy in stride
  by Renee D. Turner
• Sigma Gamma Rho: motto of the youngest Black Greek-letter organization is "Greater Service, Greater Progress." - Black Sororities and Fraternities, part 5
• Why women live longer than men - and what men can do about it
  by Alex Poinsett
• His and her honor are husband and wife: the Rankins are the first married couple to sit on the District of Columbia Superior Court bench
  by Richette L. Haywood
• 10 couples who know tell how to make love last: these happy couples agree that friendship and compromise are key to marital longevity
  by Lynn Norment
• Black history in words and pictures - illustration
• Black, blue and gray: the other Civil War; African-American soldiers, sailors and spies were the unsung heroes
• Treat your valentine with sweets - recipes
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Blacks in Brazil: the myth and the reality
  by Charles Whitaker
• Joyce Ann Brown: 'I spent nine years in prison for a crime I didn't commit'; Texas woman tells the shocking story of her conviction and ordeal behind bars
  by Marchel'le Renise Barber
• A living history: voices of the past speak to the present
  by Lerone Bennett, Jr.
• Disastrous dates: even celebrities have an occasional nightmarish rendezvous