
This is a guest post by R. Khari Brown, co-author of Race and the Power of Sermons on American Politics. This volume is available for purchase in hardcover as well as accessible ebook formats. What does religion have to do with Americans’ support for policies aimed at making the nation and the world more livable for all? What forms of religious involvement motivate people to participate in politics? And, given the centrality of race to the American experience, should one expect racial group membership to impact these relationships? We tackle all these questions and more in our book, Race and the […]