Charles Wilson of the University of Mississippi argues that religion helped the transition away from Jim Crow, “because it is a language shared by black and white, and because it gives whites a sense of security and continuity amid wrenching change.
Charles Wilson of the University of Mississippi argues that religion helped the transition away from Jim Crow, “because it is a language shared by black and white, and because it gives whites a sense of security and continuity amid wrenching change.
不仅因为最具说服力的民权改革者是传教士，诸如马丁.路德.金.密西西比大学的查尔斯.威尔逊也认为宗教有助于远离种族主义的过渡进程,“因为宗教是黑人和白人可以一同分享的语言，同时它给予白人一种安全感和在痛苦转变中的信仰连续性。”