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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2018 · 54 MIN

015: Black Women & Christianity in the United States (with Deanna Adams) Part 2

from The Dismantling Doctrine Podcast · host Dr Clint Heacock

How does the African-American civil rights movement impact upon the state of black churches in America today? And should it be important to understand the legacy of African-American atheists and free thinkers? Today's conversation features the continuation of last week's discussion related to the history of African-American peoples and how that has affected black churches (and treatment of African-American women specifically). Deanna Adams is an atheist, womanist and author who brings a fascinating perspective to the table, as an African-American woman. 

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