Black theology and black powerA Negro theologian examines the basic concepts of the Black Power movement, while probing its relationship to Christianity, the Church and modern religious thought |
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Contents
Toward a Constructive Definition of Black Power | 5 |
The Gospel of Jesus Black People and Black Power | 31 |
The White Church and Black Power | 62 |
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