Uncommon Faith

Eddie S. Glaude Jr. presents a pragmatic examination of African American religion, emphasizing the importance of black religious attitudes as transformative ideals that inspire individuals to challenge their circumstances. He advocates for a deeper understanding of these attitudes, arguing that they shape the essence of African American religious identity. Glaude's unique perspective contributes to the discourse on African American religious history, urging scholars to recognize the profound impact of these beliefs within a critically pragmatic framework.