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Black Church In The Sixties Hart M Nelsen Anne Kusener Nelsen

Name: Black Church In The Sixties Hart M Nelsen Anne Kusener Nelsen
SKU: BELL-46590898
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Publisher: University Press of Kentucky

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.54 MB

Pages: 184

Author: Hart M. Nelsen, Anne Kusener Nelsen

ISBN: 9780813154190, 0813154197

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Black Church In The Sixties Hart M Nelsen Anne Kusener Nelsen by Hart M. Nelsen, Anne Kusener Nelsen 9780813154190, 0813154197 instant download after payment.

What was the role of the black church in the rise of militancy that marked the sixties? Was it a calming influence that slowed that rise? Or did it contribute a sense of moral purpose and thus help inspire a wider participation in the civil rights movement?
InBlack Church in the Sixtiesthe Nelsens attack the view that the church tended to inhibit civil rights militancy. The Nelsens reach their conclusions through the examination of thirty data sets derived from published surveys and from their own research conducted in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The data, subjected to Multiple Classification Analysis, reflect the attitudes of many different population groups and span the decade of the 1960s. The many tables make possible the presentation of an impressive amount of hard evidence.