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Discover how the Black church expanded to address social inequality.
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Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the roots of African American religion.
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The Servant taught others how to serve more deeply, not as a slave, but as a free man.
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The Hymnist sang praises to celebrate the soul's salvation and save the body from slavery.
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The Reader risked his life to bring to the Church what should have never been prohibited.
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John Legend attributes his faith-oriented upbringing to his successful music career.
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Jennifer Hudson’s first memory of church was on Easter Sunday.
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For the Black Church to survive, it must be a place that is welcoming to all.
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As Black Churches became prominent, white supremacists targeted these sacred places.
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In 1997, Kirk Franklin brought gospel music to the Billboard charts with his song “Stomp.”
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