American Legacy Announces Its Top Ten Covers List!

MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. - Nov. 17, 2015 - PRLog -- American Legacy announced today its top ten covers as selected by readers.  The online poll was conducted on Friday, November 13^th and asked Facebook, Twitter and Instagram users and its American Legacy Talkback group on Whats App which cover of the magazine was their favorite.  The cover selected as the favorite by respondents was the magazine’s Spring 2006 issue featuring Muhammad Ali followed by  the Fall 2008 issue Then & Now (Freedom Riders of 1961), 1968 Olympics (Spring 2008), Our First African-American President Barack Obama (Spring 2009) and rounding out the top five Sammy Davis, Jr. (Summer 2007).

Rodney J. Reynolds  American Legacy’s founder, stated “We’ve always known that readers of the magazine enjoyed our covers and it was only fitting that we take a poll to see which covers really resonated with our audience.” For the complete list visit the American Legacy Magazine group page on Facebook!

American Legacy Magazine was founded in 1995 as a joint venture between Reynolds’ RJR Communications, Inc and Forbes Magazine. RJR Communications assumed full ownership of the magazine and all related assets of the joint venture in January 2009. Total readership of American Legacy  was over 2 million when the print edition went on hiatus in 2011. The company launched an E-Newsletter in April 2013 and its mobile truck exhibit has continued to visit school districts, African-American festivals and colleges and universities across the country since 2008. In addition, the company sells black history curriculum products to the K-12 school market. The company plans to launch a black history streaming video service American LegacyXL in 2016.

The mission of the American Legacy brand is to broaden and enhance the awareness of African-American history and to become a leading diversified media company through the use of educational products, mixed media, collaboration projects, the internet, broadcast media and special events.  Visit www.americanlegacyXL.com.  American LegacyXL…Where African-American History Lives Every Day!