Publisher built empire that redefined Black representation.

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Title: Publisher built empire that redefined Black representation.
Authors: Santoni, V. S.
Source: Tennessee Tribune. 8/28/2025, Vol. 36 Issue 35, pA9-A9. 1/4p.
Subjects: Black people, Publishing, Periodical publishing, African American authors, Afrocentrism
Abstract: The article chronicles the life and achievements of publisher John Harold Johnson, who founded the influential Johnson Publishing Company. Topics include his creation of groundbreaking magazines like Ebony and Jet, his role in reshaping African American media representation; and his legacy as a pioneering Black entrepreneur.
Database: Newspaper Source Plus
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Abstract:The article chronicles the life and achievements of publisher John Harold Johnson, who founded the influential Johnson Publishing Company. Topics include his creation of groundbreaking magazines like Ebony and Jet, his role in reshaping African American media representation; and his legacy as a pioneering Black entrepreneur.
ISSN:10675280