Description
Jet Magazine – October 7, 1996 – Aretha Franklin Cover – Vol. 90, No. 21 – VG Condition
This October 7, 1996 issue of Jet Magazine features the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, on the cover, highlighting her enduring legacy and remarkable influence on American music. The Cover Story on page 20 pays tribute to her powerful voice and career achievements.
Condition: Very Good. Minor edge wear consistent with age. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Comes in a protective plastic covering. Please refer to photos for condition verification. We do offer combined shipping—just ask.
CONTENTS OVERVIEW
-
COVER STORY – Page 20
Spotlight on Aretha Franklin: A tribute to her musical impact, legendary career, and cultural contributions as the Queen of Soul. -
AFRICAN AFFAIRS – Page 56
Updates and issues shaping the African continent. -
BLACK HISTORY – Page 18
Reflections on historical milestones and heritage. -
BUSINESS – Page 31
Economic developments and Black entrepreneurs. -
EDUCATION – Page 18
School updates and academic achievements. -
ENTERTAINMENT – Page 60
Celebrity news, music, film, and cultural events. -
JET BEAUTY OF THE WEEK – Page 43
Weekly spotlight on emerging beauty and talent. -
JET’S TOP 20 ALBUMS – Page 64
Ranking the most popular R&B, soul, and hip-hop albums. -
LAW & JUSTICE – Page 46
Legal issues and courtroom highlights. -
MOVIES TO SEE – Page 61
New releases and film industry insights. -
NATIONAL REPORT – Page 4
Leading news and developments across the U.S. -
NEWSMAKERS – Page 33
Profiles of individuals making headlines. -
POLITICS – Page 58
Commentary on national and local political issues. -
SAFETY – Page 58
Tips and updates on personal and public safety. -
SOCIETY WORLD – Page 29
Notable social events and community affairs. -
SPORTS – Page 48
Highlights from athletics and rising sports stars. -
TELEVISION – Page 66
Programming updates and features on TV personalities. -
THE WEEK’S BEST PHOTOS – Page 41
Capturing moments of the week in images. -
TICKER TAPE – Page 17
Brief news and cultural snippets.
Cover Note: Includes a poignant image of the late Tupac Shakur from the music video "I Ain’t Mad At Cha," with commentary suggesting it may have eerily foreshadowed his untimely death.
This issue is a compelling piece for collectors of Black music history, Aretha Franklin fans, or those commemorating 1990s cultural icons.