Black Girl Review – Vol 01 No 03 (1982)
Volume 1, Number 3 of Black Girl Review (1982) is a vivid tribute to the hypnotic beauty and sensual power of Black women in adult media. Published by American Art Enterprises and distributed by Parliament News, Inc., this issue radiates with elegance, strength, and erotic confidence. It invites readers to move beyond admiration and into an immersive visual and emotional experience.
This edition features stunning pictorials of Coco, Sandi, Dawn, Tanyesa, and Diamond, each captured in moments of glamour and allure. The tone is poetic, rich with metaphors of warmth and pleasure, as it pays homage to the essence of Black femininity through carefully curated visuals and thoughtful editorial.
Featured Models
- Coco – Page 4
- Sandi – Page 13
- Dawn – Page 18
- Tanyesa – Page 26
- Diamond – Page 34
Departments & Editorial
- Potpourri – Page 42
- Black Pearls – Letters & Miscellanea – Page 44
Credits
- Editor: Vincent J. Parris
- Art Director: G. Ruiz
Released in the summer of 1982, this issue of Black Girl Review stands out for its celebration of identity, beauty, and sensual storytelling. It’s a visual and literary journey into what the magazine calls “Black Liquid Soul”—an unforgettable experience of pride, allure, and expression.
Black Girl Review – Vol 01 No 03 (1982)
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