Black Religious Intellectuals

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The book highlights the significant yet often overlooked role of black religious leaders in the fight for social equality throughout the 20th century. Professor Clarence Taylor explores the contributions of figures like Bishop Smallwood Williams, Reverend Al Sharpton, Milton Arthur Galamison, and Minister Louis Farrakhan, showcasing their diverse religious backgrounds and leadership styles. By examining their influence, the work reveals the rich intellectual and political traditions within the black religious community, emphasizing their impact on the broader struggle for equality from the Jim Crow era to the present.