"Black religion has mediated the relationship between whites and blacks for centuries. Not only has it worked to reverse the narrative of white supremacy, but it also translates black experience in ways that make it intelligible to others." 

So argues Professor of Anthropology Carolyn Rouse with her co-authors in Televised Redemption: Black Religious Media and Racial Empowerment. Join us Wednesday, Oct. 28 for an online conversation between Professor Rouse and Doctoral Candidate in Anthropology Fatima Siwaju.