History of African-American Religion – Wabash Center

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History of African-American Religion

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African Americans > Religion and Regions > Religion in North America

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Herbert G. Ruffin II

Institution: Syracuse University

Course Term: Fall

Course Year: 2009

Annotation:

A 2009 course by Herbert Ruffin at Syracuse University “emphasizes Black religious practices, institutions, and thought in African Americans.”

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