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An examination of religion's place in the Black Lives Matter movement through the lenses of history, politics and culture.
A secular civil rights movement? : how Black power and Black Catholics help us rethink the religion in Black Lives Matter / Matthew Cressler -- Beyond de-Christianization : rethinking the religious landscapes and legacies of Black power in the age of #BlackLivesMatter / Kerry Pimblott -- MOVE, mourning, and memory / Richard Kent Evans -- Black Lives Matter and the new materialism : past truths, present struggles, and future promises / Carol Wayne White -- The faith of the future : Black lives of Unitarian Universalism / Christopher Cameron -- Social death, excessive movements, and the matter of Blackness / Joseph Winters -- "A song that speaks the language of the times" : Muslim and Christian homiletic responses to #BlackLivesMatter and the need for a theology of admonition / Marjorie Corbman -- "Islam is Black Lives Matter" : the role of gender and religion in Muslim women's BLM activism / Iman AbdoulKarim -- The need for a bulletproof Black man : Luke Cage and the negotiation of race, gender, and religion in Black communities / Alex Stucky -- The sounds of hope : Black humanism, deep democracy, and Black Lives Matter / Alexandra Hartmann -- Black Lives Matter and American Evangelicalism : conflict and consonance in history and culture / Phillip Luke Sinitiere.
edited by Christopher Cameron and Phillip Luke Sinitiere.
Includes bibliographical references and index.