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Articles in July 2008 issue of Ebony

• What I'm doing this summer
• A shooter's story: as one accused gunman faces his day in court, a former drug dealer reveals the street culture that is killing our children
  by Shirley Henderson
• Tomato teasers
  by Charlotte Lyons
• For brothers only
  by Etosha Johnson
• Lalah Hathaway
  by Lynn Norment
• Love Tornado
• 2008 Ad
  by Adrienne Samuels
• Serena Williams: from grand slam tournaments to the Olympics in Beijing, tennis champ pushes summer fun to the next level
  by Jasmyne A. Cannick
• Best beaches: visiting one of the country's great beaches is a wonderful way to enjoy the summer
  by Lynn Norment
• From the cradle to prison: violence is not just killing our kids, but incarcerating them younger and longer
  by Kevin Chappell
• Ebony on the scene
• Apollo heights
• July: what's happening where?
• Black & green: the new eco-warriors
  by Shirley Henderson
• Best day trips: pack away the BlackBerry and shut off your laptop. Think bonding with nature as you plan your eco-friendly outing
  by Shirley Henderson
• Parents find purpose in their pain: our children didn't die in vain
  by Shirley Henderson
• Making the cover
  by Harriet Cole
• International affairs
• Cassandra Wilson
• Step up: put your best foot forward with a spa-style pedicure
  by Mia Stokes
• Save money while saving the world: going green and staying economical
  by Shirley Henderson
• Best drinks: the icy-cool martini—shaken, not stirred, of course. A crisp, light French wine. A muscular amber ale from southeastern Colorado. Whatever your pleasure, here are a few beverages to help douse the heat as well as save the planet
  by Ingrid R. Larkin
• Uncommon ground: across the country, Africans and African-Americans still struggle to come together
  by Sherri Williams
• What's online in July
• Beverly Johnson showcases timeless beauty
  by Nubia Murray
• Marcus Shelby
• The travel guy
  by Mia Stokes
• Ebony celebrates outstanding women in marketing and communications
  by Tiffany Forte
• Cuba and color: in a country where nationalism trumps race, bigotry and discrimination still complicate the lives of Cubans of African descent
  by Sherri Williams
• Vanessa Williams
  by Claudette Howard
• Mint Condition
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Ear Candy new releases
• Skin soothers
  by Mia Stokes
• It's all about losing the weight with excessive pounds and obesity ravaging the Black community, 5 families take charge of their lives and accept the 'Ebony/Jet weight-loss challenge'
  by Ian K. Smith
• A weight-loss challenge for a new you: a message from the president & ceo Linda Johnson Rice
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Should parents tell children of past indiscretions? No They don't need a play-by-play of all the stupid things you did
  by Michelle R. Callahan
• Guess who sells your weave?
  by Taeho Kim
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne R. Samuels
• E. Lynn Harris returns with a sizzling new book, perfect for summer beach reading
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Best roller coasters: the anticipation of the climb, the look and then, finally, the fall—that's why we love to ride these coasters—for the thrill of it!
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Shoefetish: the right athletic shoe will amp up your workout
  by Adrienne R. Samuels
• Chris Brown
  by Erika McIntosh
• Atlanta's National Black Arts Festival celebrates 20th anniversary
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Should parents tell children of past indiscretions? Yes. Embrace the authenticity of self-disclosure
  by K. Neycha Herford
• Parenting
  by Lola Lambert
• Small steps to a better life: add a little spice to your fitness and wellness regimen
  by B. Smith
• What's on your nightstand?
  by Sidney Poitier
• Best grill tips: to make the best of the backyard BBQ, start with a hot grill and a cool idea
  by Bryan Monroe
• Two sides
  by Mary Grayson
• Memorable photo
• Pajama party
  by Harriette Cole
• Family reconnection: non-custodial parents can bridge the void—and be there for their children
  by Shirley Henderson
• Sisterspeak
  by C.J. Springs
• The sad truth about saggin' pants: emulating convicts can lead to prison mentality
  by Greg Mathis
• Can I Get a Witness
• Best festivals: from concerts to crawfish to deep-dish pizza, some of the best fun happens under the sun
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• To the other woman: stop deceiving yourself and get on with your life
  by Grace Cornish Livingstone
• The epidemic of too much weight: if you're overweight, you need to lose those excess pounds—now!
  by Nelson L. Adams, III
• Strictly for laughs
• Janet Jackson
  by Pamela Cordier
• Taking care of your smile means a better, healthier you: if I told you that gum disease could endanger your heart, would you see your dentist to get a checkup?
  by Nathan Fletcher
• Moving Up: Dr. Sujay's Ten Steps to Turning Your Life Around and Getting to the Top
• Best accessories: the easiest way to update your look is to add the right style touches
  by Mira Lowe
• The travel girl
  by Mia Stokes
• Eating lite to get your body right
  by Lyons Charlotte
• Barely there: sexy suits make way for sultry summer skin
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Indian blood
  by Georgean Simmons
• When debt collectors call you may owe money but you still have rights
  by Michelle Singletary
• Trading Dreams at Midnight
• Best water parks: splashing around is a great way to cool down at these wet wonderlands
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The great summer shootout
  by Corinne Walker