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Articles in August 2008 issue of Ebony

• Chris Brown
  by Rhett Usry
• Podcast 3rd Coast Audio Festival
• Correction
• August: what's happening where?
• Time out
  by Anna Mikhailovich
• Toni Morrison: a writer's reflection
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Party like a rock climber: children's celebrations include pirates, pixies and chefs for a day
  by Shirley Henderson
• Springing back from the workout blahs: 5 unconventional exercise tips to keep you motivated to get in shape
  by Kevin Chappell
• Slaughter of the Innocents
  by Nicole Kelly
• Humor Dreadman
• History in living color
  by Dudley M. Brooks
• A Darker Shade of Brown
• The genius of cool: the 25 coolest brothers of all time
  by William Jelani Cobb
• Amy Hodgepodge: All Mixed Up!
• Fall fashion forecast trend watch
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Strictly for laughs
• At Home With Deion Sanders
  by Alfred Thomas Fox
• For Brothers Only
  by Gloria Elayne Owens
• International affairs
• Black Greek-Letter Organizations in the 21st Century: Our Fight Has Just Begun
• Fashion remix
  by Lynda M. Johnson
• Pro stock drag racer: Tom Hammonds, 40
• Sexy and single in the city: Ebony's top singles are ready for love
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Cook smart save money
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Joyful noise: women running the business of gospel music
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Power 150: The Most Influential Black Americans
  by Mary Ann Jeffries
• Dwele finds his groove
  by Kelley Louise Carter
• What's on your nightstand?
  by Aretha Franklin
• Dear Mama: the nation and the world protested Genarlow Wilson's controversial prison sentence. But it was his mother who pulled him through the fight for his life
  by Chandra R. Thomas
• Keeping integrity in Hollywood: personal moral standards are not compromised by the types of roles actors portray
  by Nicki Micheaux
• 1992 Ad
• Making the cover: the definition of cool: a special collector's edition
  by Bryan Monroe
• Two Sides
  by Nairobi Walker
• 5 questions for … Regina Belle
  by Joy T. Bennett
• March On! The Day My Brother Martin Changed the World
• Happy Birthday, Madiba: "rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, doctor, lawyer, Indian chief."
  by Sylvester Monroe
• A winning formula for life … 'learn, earn, return': sportscaster, philanthropist and former National Football League star
  by Jerome Bettis
• Ebony behind-the-scenes
• Home Is Where The Art Is
  by JaDawn Z. Muhammad
• A spotlight on individuals moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The Beautiful Struggle
• Are there still two Americas, separate and unequal? Yes, 40 years after the Kerner Report, a racial divide still exists
  by DeWayne Wickham
• Piercing truths: what you need to know before making the big decision about body art
  by Carla Herriford
• New voices and culture
• Ebony Bookshelf
  by Lauri Francis
• Estelle excels in her U.S. debut: British artist joins American music landscape
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Change in the Weather: Life After Stroke
• Are there still two Americas, separate and unequal? No, for Blacks, we've come a long, long way
  by Larry Elder
• No-nonsense dating can lead you to your soul mate
  by Ronn Elmore
• A 'cool' collection & sexy singles: a message from the president & CEO Linda Johnson Rice
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Vanessa Williams
  by Paula Mills
• Ear Candy: new releases
• The face of fall
  by Mia Stokes
• Moving on: life after foreclosure
  by Lanta Evans-Motte
• Serena Williams
  by Al Nochie Williams
• Indian Blood
  by Lonnie Harrington
• Little Jackie
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Blushes with greatness
  by Mia Stokes
• Esperanza Spalding
  by Shirley Henderson
• Popping The Other Question
  by Shamontiel L. Vaughn
• Campaign '08: fantasy cabinet
• Sisterspeak
  by Gloria Roach
• Harlem Week 2008: here's to Harlem! Annual summer celebration focuses on Black health
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Lips
  by Mia Stokes
• Maiysha
  by Shirley Henderson