Jet magazine

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Jet magazine was a pioneering African American weekly news and entertainment publication that played a crucial role in documenting Black life and civil rights struggles in the United States.

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instanceOf magazine
weekly news magazine
basedIn Chicago NERFINISHED
circulationArea United States NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredTopic African American celebrities
African American politics
Black business and entrepreneurship
Black churches
civil rights protests
racial injustice in the United States
firstIssueDate 1951-11-01
format digital magazine
print magazine
founder John H. Johnson NERFINISHED
genre African American interest magazine
entertainment magazine
news magazine
hasNotableEditor John H. Johnson NERFINISHED
hasOnlineEdition yes
hasSection entertainment
fashion
news
opinion
politics
society
sports
headquartersLocation Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago, Illinois
inception 1951-11-01
language English
mediaType online
print
notableFor coverage of African American news
coverage of Black entertainment
coverage of civil rights movement
documenting Black life in the United States
originalPublisher Johnson Publishing Company NERFINISHED
ownedBy Johnson Publishing Company NERFINISHED
photographicFocus African American life
printEditionEnded 2014-06
publicationFrequency weekly
publisher Johnson Publishing Company NERFINISHED
publisherHeadquarters Chicago, Illinois NERFINISHED
significantEventCoverage Emmett Till murder and open-casket funeral NERFINISHED
subjectOf studies of African American media history
targetAudience African American readers
timePeriod 20th century
21st century

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Mamie Till-Mobley insisted on open-casket funeral mediaCoverage Jet magazine
subject surface form: Mamie Till-Mobley