American Visions

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Articles in June-July 1993 issue of American Visions

• 1993 Ad
  by Anthony C. Murphy
• Juneteenth: tracking the progress of an emancipation celebration - Juneteenth emancipation celebration in southwestern states to commemorate the end of slavery in the US
  by William Wiggins
• Art collector for hire - profile of art consultant Madeline Murphy Rabb
  by Tracy Clark
• Lillian Lehman lives - actress to appear in new film, 'Mardi Gras for the Devil'
  by Anthony C. Murphy
• Summer reading - recommended books by African American writers and English professors
• Does your road lead to London? The magic of Black London - includes tourist information for visiting the United Kingdom
  by Margaret Busby
• The Diva is Dismissed - actress Jenifer Lewis' one-woman, autobiographical play with music
  by Anthony C. Murphy
• A new perspective on Caribbean cooking - includes recipes - Christopher Idone's book 'Cooking Carib' written with Helen McEachrene
  by Joanne Harris
• Lois Mailou Jones: the decorative patterns of her life - 87-year-old painter and former Howard University professor - Cover Story
  by Tritobia Hayes Benjamin
• A seat on the aisle: an African American visits the Pan African Film Festival - 13th biennial Pan African Film and Television Festival, or FESPACO, held in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, February, 1993
  by Isisara Bey
• From the editor in chief - contributions of Chef Joseph Randall - Editorial
  by Gary A. Puckrein
• A pitch for Black history: Black baseball museum rescues our past - The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Kansas City, Missouri; includes related articles that offer chronology of famous men and women players
  by Randy Giancaterino
• The young lions: jazz's saviors or pretenders? - young African American jazz musicians who are contributing to strong popular interest in jazz music and performance
  by Douglas Turner