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This program examines the biblical and theological justifications for the reparations movement, centering on the history of the Black Church and Black Liberation Theology. Participants will analyze key scriptural passages, such as Isaiah 58:12, and engage with the works of notable scholars to build a framework for faith-rooted justice. The course provides a factual overview of the current state of reparations in the United States, exploring local and federal initiatives. Students will conclude with a curated list of suggested readings to support ongoing study and community action toward societal healing and equity.
Price
Free
