Description
This book explores James Baldwin's life and writings while offering tangible applications for the struggle for racial justice today.
Features
Baldwin's reflections on the Jim Crow era, assassinations during the Civil Rights movement, experiencing Selma, and disillusionment; reflections on what it means to confront American racism
Recommended Audience
African American clergy, clergy preaching or studying the history of racial justice movements
Cost
Purchase as book, e-book, or audio book
Practical Applications
- Reflect on James Baldwin's strategies for hope amidst the despair of American race issues.
- Learn about fighting for racial justice during the Civil Rights era.
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