„Nature“ und „Nurture“

Hummel, Albrecht; Wendeborn, Thomas

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-26468-0_7

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“…In all, Gettysburg was both a site of resistance and a place of carnage in the Civil War and the rise of African American lynching. 7 Today, the #BlackLivesMatter movement started by 3 Queer Black women lacks an explicit Christian grounding. Perhaps this is good because the movement is not seeking change from within the church as Dr. Martin Luther King did.…”

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A womanist perspective on racial justice

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2021

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As an African American woman who is ordained in the United Methodist Church and attends a United Church of Christ (UCC) congregation, teaching at an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) seminary in Chicago, I count it an honor to be invited to speak on Lutheranism and race. I bring a womanist perspective to this task, a view that is anti-oppressionistic and begins with subjectivity as sources for theologizing. As a Black woman, from the time I wake up and leave my house, my blackness puts my body at risk. I fear being stopped by the police. I fear that my daughter, who is in a predominantly white school in CT, will be stopped in a store for shoplifting. I live always with fear for my body's safety. Trayvon Martin,

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