Description
Ebony Magazine – November 2006 – Kirk & Tammy Franklin Cover – Good Condition
This heartfelt November 2006 issue of Ebony Magazine features gospel power couple Kirk and Tammy Franklin on the cover. In a candid cover story by Lynn Norment, the Franklins open up about love, marriage, faith, and how they navigate fame while staying grounded in their spiritual values. Their honesty and unity make this a standout issue celebrating Black love and resilience.
Condition: Good. Minor wear consistent with age. The address label has been intentionally blurred. The exact magazine shown in the photos is the item you will receive. Please check all images for condition details. Item comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.
Cover Story
Kirk & Tammy Franklin Speak Out – By Lynn Norment (p. 184)
The award-winning gospel artist and his wife share their journey through struggles, healing, and the strength they draw from each other and their faith.
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Photography: Jesse Hornbuckle
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Makeup: Titia Smith
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Hair: Sheila Hunter
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Art Direction & Design: Raymond A. Thomas
Featured Personalities & Stories
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Ozwald Boateng: The bold, tailored style of the renowned designer – Joy Bennett Kinnon (p. 68)
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Floyd Mayweather Jr.: A profile of boxing’s undefeated champion – Aldore Collier (p. 136)
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Celebrating Black Culinarians: Chef Marcus Samuelsson pays tribute to Black culinary heritage (p. 148)
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The Next Black Leaders: Emerging voices in politics, business, and activism (p. 164)
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Does Rev. Jesse Jackson Still Matter? – Sylvester Monroe examines Jackson’s relevance and legacy (p. 170)
Key Features
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The Wealthiest Black County: A look at Prince George’s County, Maryland – Kevin Chappell (p. 88)
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Parenting Later in Life: Late-in-life pregnancy and its unique joys and challenges (p. 102)
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2007 Auto Review: What’s new, stylish, and practical in the car world (p. 108)
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Pain at the Pump: Gas prices and their impact on Black households – Tracey Robinson-English (p. 126)
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Diabetes Awareness: Practical strategies for managing and preventing diabetes (p. 132)
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State Farm Bayou Classic Returns: Celebrating HBCU football traditions (p. 142)
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The Voices of God: Powerful perspectives from contemporary gospel artists – Monica Jones (p. 152)
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What’s the Real Political Party for Blacks?: Analyzing party loyalty and representation (p. 182)
Departments & Regular Columns
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Ebony Fashion Fair: Forward-thinking furs (p. 82)
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Date With a Dish: Show-stopping desserts (p. 92)
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Body Talk, Ebony Essentials, Money Talk$, Ebony Advisor, Travel Guide, Sounding Off, and more
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Memorable Photo (p. 194)
This issue is a rich reflection of Black culture, fashion, faith, politics, and family. A must-have for collectors of early 2000s Ebony, fans of gospel music, and admirers of Kirk Franklin’s powerful testimony and legacy.