Black Theology: Keeping Hope Alive

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Adam Clark, black lives matter, Black Theology, Homebrewed Christianity, James Cone, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, rev. jesse jackson, sermon, speeches, Tripp Fuller

I hope you can join Rev. Jesse Jackson, Drs. Tripp Fuller, Adam Clark and I on Thursday August 13, 2020 as we discuss Keeping Hope Alive for the Black Theology class.

It will be a lively discussion on black theology, black lives matter, civil rights movement, Dr. King, Malcolm X, and Keeping Hope Alive.

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Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion

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Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion

Although a space has been carved out for scholars of color, the scholarship taking place within that space continues to be ignored; and because there are numerous sessions and groups during Academic conferences – so many of our sessions are forced to conflict with each other, seldom providing the opportunity for scholars of color to cross-pollinate. Scholars of color must ask if we inadvertently constructed impressive exclusive