Description
Jet Magazine – January 8, 1996 – Nelson Mandela, James Earl Jones Cover – Vol. 89, No. 8 – Good Condition
This January 8, 1996 issue of Jet Magazine features a powerful cover story on the acclaimed film Cry, The Beloved Country, starring James Earl Jones and Richard Harris, set against the backdrop of apartheid-era South Africa. The film adaptation brings renewed attention to Nelson Mandela’s post-apartheid leadership and the legacy of racial injustice. The issue dives into the emotional depth of the movie and its cultural significance. (See page 56.)
Condition: Good. The address label has been blurred out on purpose. Minor edge wear typical of age.
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CONTENTS SNAPSHOT
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COVER STORY – Page 56
Cry, The Beloved Country: A spotlight on the film adaptation of Alan Paton’s novel, with commentary on apartheid, reconciliation, and the roles of James Earl Jones and Richard Harris. -
AFRICAN AFFAIRS – Page 53
Coverage on political developments and social issues across the African continent. -
LAW & JUSTICE – Page 54
Legal milestones and justice-related news impacting the Black community. -
ENTERTAINMENT – Page 62
Film, music, and television updates from Hollywood and beyond. -
BLACK HISTORY – Page 20
Highlights from African-American history and legacy features. -
SPORTS – Page 46
Analysis and updates from professional and collegiate sports. -
MEDICINE – Page 12
Community health tips and medical news. -
JET BEAUTY OF THE WEEK – Page 43
Celebrating timeless Black beauty. -
JET’S TOP 20 ALBUMS – Page 65
Weekly chart of the most popular albums. -
TELEVISION – Page 66
Reviews and features on trending Black-led shows and specials. -
THE WEEK’S BEST PHOTOS – Page 41
Powerful visuals capturing key cultural and societal moments.
A thoughtful and historic issue, perfect for collectors interested in Black cinema, post-apartheid South Africa, and the legacy of Nelson Mandela. This edition commemorates a moment of global storytelling and cultural reflection.