Essence : 25 Years of Celebrating Black Women

by Audrey Edwards

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In 1970, Essence magazine was founded for African-American women to address a range of lifestyle issues - family, careers, personal relationships, health, education, politics and pride. This book surveys 25 years of change as reflected in the magazine, featuring photographs of famous Black women.

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In 1970, Essence magazine was founded for African-American women to address a range of lifestyle issues - family, careers, personal relationships, health, education, politics and pride. This book surveys 25 years of change as reflected in the magazine, featuring photographs of famous Black women.

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