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John H. Johnson
John H. Johnson

John H. Johnson was a groundbreaking publisher known for his significant contributions to the African American community. He founded Johnson Publishing Company in 1942, which became the preeminent publisher of African American magazines, including Jet and Ebony. His impact on journalism and publishing has had a lasting effect on the industry and society. more

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