Duke, June 1957
Duke was a short-lived black man’s alternative to Playboy, published in Chicago, published for six issues in 1957. This issue featured stories by Langston Hughes, Chester Himes, and Ray Bradbury.
Darwination has this cover, much more info, and a wealth of inside page scans.
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