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J. Kameron Carter

J. Kameron Carter is a professor of religious studies at Indiana University.

Behind CT’s Editorial Is a Crisis of America’s Religion of Whiteness

J. Kameron Carter
December 28, 2019
Politics, Race
We are in a crisis of the religion of whiteness.

How a Courtroom Ritual of Forgiveness Absolves White America

J. Kameron Carter
October 7, 2019
Politics, Practical Justice, Race, Women
Can there be a forgiveness that does not absolve guilt but brings the antiblack world to an end?

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