Race, Religion, and Politics: Toward Human Rights in the United States (Religion in the Modern World)
Explores how race, religion, and politics intersect in the United States and influence human rights discourse and practice.
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This book explores the complex relationships between race, religion, and politics within the United States.
It considers how these forces shape discussions and practices related to human rights.
The work situates its analysis within the broader context of religion in the modern world.
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