Jamie Foster Brown, Biography

Jamie Foster Brown (ca. June 26, 1946) is the proprietor and distributer of Sister 2 Sister magazine, which was dispatched in September 1988. Newsweek considered it the "African-American variant of People magazine." As a diversion writer, Brown composed a customary segment in her magazine, called "Howl", and through it and her meetings with VIPs, she turned into the main broadly known dark female tattle journalist.

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