1971 ANGELA DAVIS. Special Issue of Freedomways on Angela Davis Imprisonment, Civil Rights, &c. Congregational This was a part of

This was a part of a broader return to high-church theology

See his autobiography HERE

Moses Seymour Jr

For a glimpse at some of content related to healing and the faith movement

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1971 ANGELA DAVIS. Special Issue of Freedomways on Angela Davis Imprisonment, Civil Rights, &c. Congregational This was a part ofFreedomways: A Quarterly Review of the Freedom Movement is widely regarded as the preeminent intellectual, political, and cultural journal of the mid to late twentieth century Black liberation struggle. Published in Harlem from 1961 to 1985 and shaped by vital minds like Esther Cooper Jackson and W. E. B. Du Bois, it served as a crucial bridge between the civil rights movement, the Black Arts Movement, and international anti colonial struggles,