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Tag: Racism

Literature

Calling Evangelicals to Account

Chapter16 Community March 26, 2021 Anthea ButlerBook ReviewChapter16David DarkRacism

Anthea Butler speaks with prophetic candor in White Evangelical Racism By David Dark, for Chapter16.org When religion and politics, the twin abstractions, seem to come at…

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History

Jim Crow had no borders: The Negro Motorist Green-Book

Mark Fleischer June 5, 2020 Black Lives MatterRacismRoute 66The Green Book

Originally published in September 2018 By Mark Fleischer It was called The Mother Road. The Will Rogers Highway. The Main Street of America. It was…

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