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Ebony Magazine – April 1970 – Martin Luther King Jr. Cover (Vol. XXV, No. 6)
This April 1970 issue of Ebony Magazine honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., two years after his assassination, with a powerful cover and feature commemorating his life and work. The special article, King—From Montgomery to Memphis, explores the civil rights leader’s historic journey and marks the release of the film King: A Filmed Record… Montgomery to Memphis. The cover photo by Howard Simmons captures Dr. King in a moment of solemn reflection, making this issue a significant collector’s item for those interested in American history and civil rights.
The magazine is in good condition for its age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please refer to photos for full condition details. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering. We do offer combined shipping—just ask.
Select Contents:
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King—From Montgomery to Memphis – p. 172
A cinematic tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s career and impact -
Welfare Rights Champion by Carolyn P. DuBose – p. 31
Former professor leads the poor in fighting systemic red tape -
Diogenes, Put Down Your Lamp! by Carlyle Douglas – p. 72
Dick Gregory, a beacon of truth and activism -
New Spirit At Old Meharry – p. 42
Black medical school reshapes its mission with socially conscious doctors -
Wanted: Black Air Traffic Controllers – p. 54
FAA career opportunities for African Americans -
‘I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings’ by Maya Angelou – p. 62
The acclaimed autobiography chronicling the Black American experience -
Clarence Holte’s Search Into The Black Past – p. 94
A rare collection of over 7,000 historic Black literature titles -
A New Life For Women Inmates – p. 105
Innovative rehabilitation programs focused on confidence and self-worth -
TV’s Black Skyrocket – p. 113
Director Mark Warren rises to fame with Laugh-In -
Black Courage In Klan Country by Peter Bailey – p. 137
A businessman's stand against hate in North Carolina -
Fashion Features:
Colorful Stripes, Cool Knits – p. 142
An Elegant Long Look For Summer – p. 156
Departments include:
Photo-Editorial: Of Plumbing and Privacy – p. 154
Fashion Fair: Pretty To Bed, Pretty To Rise – p. 160
Date With A Dish: Four Festive Dinners – p. 166
This issue reflects the wide scope of Black life in 1970—civil rights, literature, health, fashion, and entertainment—anchored by a deep tribute to Dr. King's enduring legacy. A meaningful addition to any vintage magazine collection or historical archive.