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Faith in the city : preaching radical social change in Detroit

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-363) and index.Evolving faith : Rev. Charles A. Hill and the making of a Black religious radical -- True versus false religion : the labor-civil rights community and the struggle to define a progressive faith, 1935-41 -- Explosive faith : the politics of religion in the arsenal of democracy -- To fulfill yesterday's promise : anticommunism and the demise of the early civil rights community -- The freedom struggle North and South : coalition politics and the foundation of a second civil rights community in Detroit -- Black faith : the Rev. Albert B. Cleage Jr., Black Christian nationalism, and the second civil rights community in Detroit -- Conclusion : Motown is Burning, Jesus Is Black, and the struggle continues.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Christianity
  3. Civil Rights
  4. Civil Rights Movements
  5. Cleage, Albert B
  6. Clergy
  7. Detroit
  8. Detroit (Mich.)
  9. Hill, Charles Andrew, 1893 1970
  10. History
  11. Michigan
  12. Political Activity
  13. Religious Aspects
  14. Social Conditions

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