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Articles in June, 1991 issue of Ebony

• Sex Cymbal. - sound recording reviews
  by Lynn Norment
• Superstars of science; black researchers are making trailblazing discoveries in some of the country's most prestigious labs
• Main dish salads - recipes
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Are state lotteries stacked against Blacks? Some players say the long odds favor White areas
• One in a Million. - sound recording reviews
  by Lynn Norment
• They call them 'Mr. Mom'; a growing number of Black fathers raise daughters and sons by themselves
• Profits from your kitchen: if you love to cook and people love your cooking, then you can make money from your home kitchen - includes business start-up tips
• I Had a Hammer: The Hank Aaron Story. - book reviews
• Backstage - Johnson Publishing Co. purchase of Mahogany Travel Service Inc
• Good times continue for 'Good Times' star; award-winning actress keeps busy with stage, movie and TV roles - Esther Rolle
  by Leisha Stewart
• Bermuda: a different island getaway. Atlantic Ocean paradise offers visitors a novel and unique vacation
• North Pole Legacy: Black, White and Eskimo. - book reviews
• The real-life Josephine Baker: what the movie didn't tell you. Despite vivid performances, no medium has captured the essence of legendary star's life - recent HBO movie The Josephine Baker Story
  by Charles Whitaker
• Robert Townsend: a new kind of Hollywood dreamer. Actor-producer-director plans to make films that uplift and transform Black audiences
  by Aldore Collier
• Star Time. - sound recording reviews
  by Lynn Norment
• Why are Black actresses having such a hard time in Hollywood? Racism and the film industry's limited vision contribute to the scarcity of roles for Black women
  by Robin Givens
• Black women at the top in TV; talented entertainment executives shape the hit shows seen by millions
• Bachelors for 1991: single men from coast to coast seek sensible, sensitive, athletic and sophisticated mates