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"Exploring the Global History of American Evangelicalism": A Special Issue of the Journal of American Studies

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Faith in Black Power: Reflections on Teaching the Civil Rights Movement in My Place

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Rethinking Religion and the Civil Rights Movement: A Panel at AHA/ASCH

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Evangelicals, Fundamentalists, and Race in the Cold War Era

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Guy Carawan, 1927-2015

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One Mississippi, Two Mississippi

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Allan Austin on Quaker Interracial Activism, Part 2

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On Evangelicals and Civil Rights: MLK Day 2015

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Interview with Allan Austin 20th Century Quaker Interracial Activism

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Mississippi Praying Wins Brewer Prize

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Review: America's Pastor: Billy Graham and the Shaping of a Nation, by Grant Wacker

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Rhetoric, Religion, and the Civil Rights Movement -- 2 volumes now!

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One Dangerous Thought Experiment and Two New Marginalia Interviews

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Four Questions with Judith Weisenfeld

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Marginalia Madness: Three New Interviews (And We're On iTunes!)

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Mississippi Praying: An Interview with Carolyn Dupont

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An Interview with David Chappell on MLK's Legacy, Part II

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An Interview with David Chappell on MLK's Legacy; Part I

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New Year, New Editorial Teams, New Podcasts, and New Books

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Blurred Lines: The Basement and Civil Rights? (Part III)

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