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Beyond the Most Segregated Hour
Solidarity over segregation: Faith-based coalitions organize across races, religions
By Matthew J. Cressler and Adelle M. Banks — February 24, 2020
(RNS) — Author and minister Adam R. Taylor cited interracial Christian work on voter protection and multifaith efforts to combat white nationalism.
How the fight for racial justice pushed Charleston beyond the segregated hour
By Matthew J. Cressler — February 24, 2020
Multiracial churches growing, but challenging for clergy of color
By Adelle M. Banks — January 20, 2020
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Multiracial Ohio church turns conversations on race into political action
By Adelle M. Banks — January 16, 2020
CINCINNATI (RNS) — Starting with discussions about race, Crossroads Church developed ‘next steps’ for reaching into its community to alleviate racial and economic inequities.
50 years after ‘Black Manifesto,’ religious groups take up reparations again
By Matthew J. Cressler and Adelle M. Banks — December 30, 2019
(RNS) — Five decades later, the reparations debate has reentered the national spotlight, with some religious institutions leading the way.
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