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After a Black media empire fell, a photographer explored the extraordinary building it left behind
The book preserves the tower’s intact interiors and cultural legacy as the former Ebony and Jet headquarters, which was vacated by 2012.
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After a Black media empire fell, a photographer explored the extraordinary building it left behind
By Jacqui Palumbo, CNN Just four years after the Civil Rights era, Chicago welcomed its first downtown high rise designed by a Black architect for a Black-owned company. For four decades, the Johnson Publishing Company occupied an 11-story tower at 820 S. Michigan Avenue that was a monument to Black culture, sending out millions of
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