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  • Ebony

    The circulation of Jet, another Johnson magazine with an emphasis on news as well as entertainment, was about 900,000.

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    The circulation of Jet, another Johnson magazine with an emphasis on news as well as entertainment, was about 900,000.

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  • John H. Johnson
    John H. Johnson

    …create other black publications, including Jet magazine in 1951. His firm, Johnson Publishing Company, later diversified into book publishing, radio broadcasting, insurance, and cosmetics manufacturing. In the 1980s Linda Johnson Rice, his daughter, began assuming management of the company. Johnson was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1996.

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    …create other black publications, including Jet magazine in 1951. His firm, Johnson Publishing Company, later diversified into book publishing, radio broadcasting, insurance, and cosmetics manufacturing. In the 1980s Linda Johnson Rice, his daughter, began assuming management of the company. Johnson was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1996.

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