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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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John Legend Sings "So Good to Me"

John Legend Sings "So Good to Me"

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Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Reflects on the Black Church

Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Reflects on the Black Church

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Jesse Jackson and a New Generation of Black Leaders

Jesse Jackson and a New Generation of Black Leaders

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The Church as a Place of Refuge

The Church as a Place of Refuge

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The Black Church

The Rebuilding of the Emanuel A.M.E Church

More than 40 years after Charleston’s staple Black church was destroyed, Reverend Cain started rebuilding the significant place of worship, which became the flagship of the A.M.E denomination.
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