In the foreword of D. Danyelle Thomas’ The Day God Saw Me as Black, actress Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor writes an opinion that reads like more of a statement of fact: “Black folks made God good.” The saints ...
During Kwanzaa, we look at the history of Black religious iconography. By Lauren Jackson I am the host of Believing. In college, I spent summers doing research in Rwanda. On my first Sunday in the ...
Glauber Rocha’s allegorical epic unfolds in a desolate, arid region of Brazil known for its rebellions, outlaws and self-anointed saints. By J. Hoberman Replete with religious cults, righteous outlaws ...
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