Living Black Theology is a constructive theological appraisal for a radical mode of socio-political engagement that both acknowledges and speaks to the current cultural and intellectual contestations with which many societies are wrestling. This book offers a liberationist and postcolonial articulation of Black theology that addresses the historic legacy of slavery and colonialism. It creates a dynamic, interdisciplinary critique of the underlying constructs and social forces that have led to a world of endemic, systemic racism. This is the first book written for Oxford University press by the first Professor of Black Theology in the history of the University of Oxford.

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