This course will concentrate on the theo-ethical perspectives of selected Black Christian (Afro-Christian) and humanist thinkers. The course seeks to expand the horizons of religion and Black Studies as it is currently understood and learn about the history and achievements of Black thinkers, clergy, and activists. We explore resources that span the areas of Black feminism and womanism, colonial studies, and critical race theory, among others, and challenges us to think outside of dominant viewpoints and orthodoxies.

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