Religion and Race in America: The Black Church's Prophetic Critique
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical role of the black church in America's racial discourse through this illuminating talk featuring Dr. Esau McCaulley and Eugene Scott. Delve into the unique narrative of the black church, which stands apart from white Christianity and offers a prophetic critique of it. Gain insights into how this distinctive perspective addresses contemporary social and political issues. Examine the historical context and witness of the black church to better understand its significance in ongoing conversations about race in America. Discover why comprehending this history is crucial in light of recent protests and racial dialogues, highlighting the progress yet to be made in achieving racial equality.
Syllabus
Religion and Race in America
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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