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

Racialized Christianity's Roots: Willie Jennings's The Christian Imagination

CFP: Newberry Library Seminar on Religion and Culture in the Americas (Deadline is June 30)

Crossing Parish Boundaries: An Interview with Tim Neary

Place and Scholars' Roles

Social Activism and Gender at Joel Osteen's Church: Part 2 of an Interview with Phil Sinitiere

Race, Class, and America's Pastor: An Interview with Phillip Sinitiere

Korean Missionaries in America: An Interview with Rebecca Kim

Wheaton College and Islam

It's a Wonderful Life: What Hollywood Can Teach Us about History

Remembering Emmett Till: On the Importance of Teaching White Supremacy

Healing the Racial Divide, Interview with Lincoln Rice

Go to the Urban History Association Meeting Next Year!

What Parish Are You From?

Allan Austin on Quaker Interracial Activism, Part 2

Interview with Allan Austin 20th Century Quaker Interracial Activism

Catholic and Quaker Interracial Activists

Interview with Nancy Wadsworth on Evangelicals Working for Racial Change, Part 2

Interview with Nancy Wadsworth on Evangelicals Working for Racial Change, Part I

Religion at the Urban History Association Conference