Kishundra Denise King: A Womanist Pastoral Theology of Black Girlhood, Gebunden

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What can Black girls teach us about God and God's activity in the world?

Since its inception, womanist theology has interrogated the social constructions underpinning Black femininity and located these interlocking experiences as a primary source in theological reflection. However, noticeably absent from womanist theology are the actual voices of Black girls. In this book, Kishundra Denise King gives voice to the experiences of Black girlhood, disrupting histories of erasure in womanist theology and society at large. King demonstrates how the lived experiences of Black girls inform the theologies of care integral for divinity / seminary faculty, students, and clergy.