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Articles in Feb 2008 issue of Ebony

• The Color of Water
• 'A message to young fathers: step up instead of stepping away': executive producer of the award-winning documentary Daddy Hunger: A Message Of Redemption, Hope & Love!
  by Ray Upchurch
• Female sexual dysfunction: you don't have to live with it
  by Hope Ashby
• The CIAA Basketball Tournament: more than fun & games: the annual event provides a big financial boost for students and the community
• In the beginning, there was the word: spiritual books rejuvenate souls, sales
  by Lynette Holloway
• '85
• After the prostate cancer diagnosis: thanks to advanced technology, treatment options can lead to a better quality of life
  by Vincent Michael Bivins
• Who's lovin' who? Remixing the romance can make love better the second time around
  by Harriette Cole
• Strictly for laughs
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo
  by Shirley Henderson
• Celebrating Black history/Black love: a message from the president & CEO Linda Johnson Rice
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Conception
• Connecting to Bluetooth: wireless technology not just for cell phones anymore
• What made my wedding great
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Do light-skinned Black people have an advantage? No. We face a different form of racism
  by Elizabeth Atkins
• Ear candy
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Black Will Shoot
• Lizz Wright
  by Lynn Norment
• I promise
  by Harreitte Cole
• Do light-skinned Black people have an advantage? Yes. They are likely to get hired first and may earn more money
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Ebony on the scene
• How Did I Get So Busy? The 28-Day Plan to Free Your Time, Reclaim Your Schedule, and Reconnect with What Matters Most
• Raheem DeVaughn
  by Shirley Henderson
• Stepping up: from Jim Crow to the Jena 6, Black Greek-letter organizations continue to make an impact on history
  by Joy T. Bennett
• The look of love
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• International affairs
• 5 questions for … Denzel Whitaker
• The wake-up call
  by Kim Coles
• Top it off! There's nothing like a great hat—for a woman or a man—to turn bitter cold into a fashion statement
  by Nubia Murray
• Some like it hot: prepare to please your palate with these piquant peppers
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Michael Jackson
  by Patricia Vick
• Loretta Devine: dreams come true for this 'dreamgirl'
  by Shirley Henderson
• 10 ways to tame the money monster
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The race to save Black history: as art collections deteriorate, preservationists struggle to save our culture
  by Eric V. Copage
• No excuses winter workout: exercise four days a week for 30 minutes and shape whatcha got with Celebrity Fit Club's Harvey Walden
  by Lynette Holloway
• Ebony in Africa
  by Emeka Ndukwe
• Immaculate dating
  by Tai Beauchamp
• Weeping for her sons: from Africa to the streets of Boston, Cape Verdean mother tries to stop a wave of violence
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Military moms & dads: making it work over here while a parent is over there
  by Shirley Henderson
• Black pain: it just looks like we're not hurting
  by Lynette Holloway
• Love notes: filled with exotic spices, seductive woody scents and unexpected accents of crisp clean freshness, colognes make us say "Eau Boy!"
  by Christine James
• 30 on the rise: talented young adults find success and fulfillment in uplifting their communities
  by Lynn Norment
• In Atlanta
• The August Wilson Century Cycle
• February: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Sweet thing: from perfumes that incite passion to candles that act as aromatic aphrodisiacs, these sexy treats will make your evening unforgettable
  by Christine James
• When the heart fails: 3 stories of survival and how to make sure it doesn't happen to you
  by Bryan Monroe
• Oprah & Denzel
  by Iris Audley-Hardin