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The History Of Black Religion in America

The History Of Black Religion in America

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Rutha Mae Harris’ Music Impact on the Civil Right Movement

Rutha Mae Harris’ Music Impact on the Civil Right Movement

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The Rebuilding of the Emanuel A.M.E Church

The Rebuilding of the Emanuel A.M.E Church

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HBCUs Did the Work of God Through Education

HBCUs Did the Work of God Through Education

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The Black Church Resists the Changing Culture

The Black Church Resists the Changing Culture

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Al Sharpton Speaks on the Importance of the Black Church

Al Sharpton Speaks on the Importance of the Black Church

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The Popularity of Religious Race Records

The Popularity of Religious Race Records

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The Man with the Million Dollar Voice

The Man with the Million Dollar Voice

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The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

The Black Vote Decides U.S. Presidential Elections

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Thurman’s Non-Violent Approach Inspired MLK’s Movement

Thurman’s Non-Violent Approach Inspired MLK’s Movement

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Entertainment’s Place in the Church

Entertainment’s Place in the Church

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Current Political Movements and the Traditions of the Church

Current Political Movements and the Traditions of the Church

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The Black Church

First Black Run Institutions

The First African Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia, was founded in 1773 and is one of the first Black run institutions on record in the United States.
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