Reconciling history in black and white
Description
Using nightmare images from America's past-the noose, the lynching tree, and other emblems of cruelty-Dr. James Cone sheds light on the lingering presence of hatred and terror in our national consciousness. Cone, a Union Theological Seminary professor and author of the highly acclaimed God of the Oppressed, talks with Bill Moyers about the meaning of these and other symbols.
Runtime
50 min
Subjects
- Religious institutions (185)
- Stereotypes (Social psychology) (73)
- Prejudices (79)
- Religions (331)
- African Americans (1140)
Genre
Date of Publication
[2009], c2007
Database
Films on Demand
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